LPL Newsletter for July 2023
Join us!
LPL Fall Evening Lecture Series
THE SCIENCE AND HAZARDS OF NEAR-EARTH ASTEROIDS
September 13 Professor Tom Zega October 18 Dr. Veronica Bray November 15 Assistant Professor Daniella DellaGiustina
7:00p.m.
Kuiper Space Sciences Room 308
1629 E. University Blvd.
Zoom link will be available.
Details to come.

Pass the salt: Space Rock Holds Clues as to how Earth Got its Water
Study by Postdoctoral Research Associate Shaofan Che and Professor Tom Zega supports hypothesis that most, if not all, water on Earth may have arrived by way of asteroids.