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First 'scientific treasure' from OSIRIS-REx mission unveiled - Vimarsana News

First 'scientific treasure' from OSIRIS-REx mission unveiled

NASA reveals the first images of the asteroid material collected during the "picture-perfect" OSIRIS-REx mission led by the University of Arizona.

Source: tucson.com
University of Arizona-led asteroid mission achieves dramatic, flawless landing - Vimarsana News

University of Arizona-led asteroid mission achieves dramatic, flawless landing

A cupful of rubble from the construction of the solar system is now in the eager arms of scientists.

Source: tucson.com
University of Arizona-led asteroid mission achieves dramatic, flawless finish - Vimarsana News

University of Arizona-led asteroid mission achieves dramatic, flawless finish

A capsule of rubble from the construction of the solar system is now in the eager arms of scientists. It could offer clues about the origins of the solar system

Source: tucson.com
Take a stroll through the solar system – on the UArizona campus - Vimarsana News

Take a stroll through the solar system – on the UArizona campus

Designed to show the relative sizes and distances of solar system objects true to scale, 11 plaques have been installed across campus. Zarah Brown, a doctoral student at the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, led the project in an effort to make space science accessible to people of all ages.

University of Arizona debuts scale-model solar system - Vimarsana News

University of Arizona debuts scale-model solar system

You can walk the length of our vast solar system at a new, permanent exhibit stretching more than half a mile across the University of Arizona campus.

Source: tucson.com