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Researchers across the globe, including here in Arizona, are working on new technologies to help improve space exploration. But, how do those innovations impact those of us here on Earth?A new project — and YouTube series — from Arizona State University explores all of that. It’s called Space for Humans, Eric Stribling, a faculty member with the Interplanetary Initiative at
Arizona’s housing crisis has been well documented over the past several years. And despite Gov. Katie Hobbs’ veto earlier this month of a bill supporters say would have led to more affordable housing, there appear to be continuing efforts at the state Capitol to try to address it.
When you think of immersive music, you probably think of it from the listener’s point of view — surround sound, an interactive show, something along those lines.But for Seth Thorn, immersive music is all about those who are playing it.Thorn is a violinist and clinical assistant professor in the School of Arts, Media and Engineering at Arizona State University. In his work, he
Inside a stand-alone single-story building — a lone commercial one surrounded by houses on 35th Avenue in Phoenix — sewing machines that were probably made around the time of World War II whir.The Show took a step back in time with Sue Castelletti, the co-owner of Phoenix Lettering, for a new installment of the series Made in Arizona. The company has been around since 1957. In
Arizona residents have the opportunity to receive two free shade trees, thanks to SRP.Only residential SRP electric customers can take advantage of the offer. They must also attend one of the three virtual workshops scheduled in January and February. Available tree varieties range from Native Mesquite to Lilac Chaste.Last fall, SRP distributed more than 3,000 trees to people.