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University of Arizona Inaugurates U.S. Space Command Webinar Series

University of Arizona inaugurates U.S. Space Command webinar series

April 1, 2024

Leslie Hawthorne Klingler

The invitation highlights the university’s leadership role in space and national security.

Professor and students of aerospace and mechanical engineering discuss space image on classroom screen. — Leslie Hawthorne Klingler

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Reddy and Battle prepare to take spectra of meteorites that will help them better understand asteroid surfaces. These measurements are taken in the lab at the Kuiper Space Science Building.

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AFOSR Chief Scientist Visits U of A

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