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Recent PTYS Graduates

Congratulations to Rachel Fernandes, Weigang Liang, Allison McGraw, Laura Seifert, Amanda Stadermann, Tarunika Ramprasad, and Brandon Tober, LPL's newest alumni!

2023 Spring Department News

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NASA Prepares for Return of Asteroid Sample with September Landing in Utah - Fox Weather

2023 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

Read more about NASA Prepares for Return of Asteroid Sample with September Landing in Utah - Fox Weather

Salty 'Peanut' Asteroid May Reveal Where Earth Got Its Water - Space.com

2023 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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Pass the Salt: This Space Rock Holds Clues as to How Earth Got Its Water
Asteroid Itokawa as seen by the Hayabusa spacecraft. The peanut-shaped S-type asteroid measures approximately 1,100 feet in diameter and completes one rotation every 12 hours.

Pass the Salt: This Space Rock Holds Clues as to How Earth Got Its Water - UA News

2023 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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Asteroid Sample Prompts Reexamination of Where Earth Got Its Water - KJZZ

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Pebbles from an Asteroid Are about to Be Delivered to Earth, and It’s Totally Awesome - Scientific American

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Asteroids, Anyone? Catalina Sky Survey Invites You to Help Discover Space Rocks - UA@Work

2023 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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What to Expect when OSIRIS-REx Returns to Earth - Arizona Public Media

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Earth's Water Came From Asteroid Strikes, New Research Suggests - Forbes

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