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2019 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

Centaurs Rising: NASA Eyes Missions to Weird Asteroid-Comet Hybrids - Space.com

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Iron Magma Could Explain Psyche’s Density Puzzle - UA News

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Is Another Interstellar Visitor Headed Our Way? - Sky & Telescope

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NASA Catches a Mars Avalanche Red-Handed - CNET

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SpaceX is Eyeing These 9 Places on Mars for Its First Starship Rocket Missions - Business Insider

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The State of Planetary Defense: How Well Does Earth Understand the Impact Hazard? - The Planetary Society

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Scientists to Use Near-Earth Object Telescope to Observe Cosmic Mergers - UPI

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2019 Class of AGU Fellows Announced - Earth & Space Science News

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Best of Both Worlds: Asteroids and Massive Mergers - UA News

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Today’s Students are Tomorrow’s Space Explorers - UA News

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