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ASU cameras capture spectacular new image of EarthNASA has released a richly textured image of the Earth taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter using cameras operated by Arizona State University. The new image shows the suface of the moon in the foreground, with Africa, the south Atlantic Ocean and the eastern… |
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Up against the walls of turbulenceBetter methods of measuring fluid motions would improve understanding of our atmosphere and oceans – and how they affect us |
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Finding peace in the simple things
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A fun-filled day in FijiEDITOR'S NOTE: Throughout the summer, ASU students studying abroad will be writing back to the states about their overseas adventures. Fostering… |
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Origins Project debate examines great extinctionsCan humans, through our pluck, cleverness and indomitable spirit, somehow avoid the fate that has befallen 99 percent of the planet’s species before modern-day Homo sapiens ever arrived on the scene (i.e., extinction)? Or will our actions, the emergence of another… |
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Where in the world is the Arizona Geography Bee? At ASUUpdate March 21: Governor praises geography bee contestants for dedication to STEM; find out who won. ---- … |
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ASU names 2022 Regents ProfessorsDavid MacKinnon didn’t have much time to digest the news when Arizona State University President Michael M. Crow recently informed him that he was being named a Regents Professor —… |
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Cronkite student will gather no moss while at ASUArizona State University freshman Gabriella Herran is enamored with music and the people who create it. The 18-year-old has a particular affinity for boy bands, pop music, R&B and a touch of hip-hop. She’s also attended hundreds of concerts and her ultimate… |
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Professor: How TikTok can affect marginalized communitiesIf you jumped on TikTok Monday morning, you might have seen a video of a toddler talking to herself in front of a mirror, a rooster wearing blue pants or a three-minute makeup tutorial: Fun, harmless stuff from the social media site that boasts more than 800 million… |
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Everything Change contest challenges authors from around the globe to imagine climate futuresThe beating drum of the climate crisis — from calamitous bushfires in Australia to disappearing sea ice in the Arctic — is a constant reminder our planet is a closed, limited system, and that we’re currently living far beyond its boundaries. But what would our… |