$4M NASA grant will help UH researchers develop new sensors for mission to find possibly inhabitable Earth-like exoplanets : Big Island Now

For the past several years, with NASA support, astronomers at the UH Institute for Astronomy and industry partners have been maturing the new tech that will be used for a mission to identify and classify about 25 Earth-like exoplanets.

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