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Laine Kowalski

New Jersey, Tucson
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Prototype NASA lunar radar instrument makes history as the first test subject for U of A’s giant thermal vacuum chamber

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By Laine Kowalski
| research.arizona.edu
SESAR-LITE, a radar instrument designed to search for water ice and map lunar subsurface terrain, has completed critical thermal vacuum and preliminary antenna testing at the U of A ahead of humanity's planned return to the moon. NASA’s SESAR-LITE radar instrument inside the University of Arizona’s giant thermal vacuum chamber, located in the Applied Research Building.
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Undergraduate research informs local African American historical exhibits

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By Laine Kowalski
| research.arizona.edu
Professor Katherine Morrissey and her History 102 class collaborate with the African American Museum of Southern Arizona. Photo by Josh Kealoha Wallace In 2022, Beverely Elliott found herself trying to answer a simple, yet pivotal, question that her grandson was determined to investigate. Assigned a Black History Month project for his first-grade class, he wanted to learn about someone local, someone integral to African American history and culture from Southern Arizona.
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U of A takes leading operations role in NASA mission

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By Phil Villarreal, Laine Kowalski
| research.arizona.edu
The University of Arizona is mission control for the Pandora mission, which will help scientists study exoplanets and their stars. A crew at the University of Arizona’s Multi-Mission Operation Center, or MMOC, is in charge of mission control of the Pandora satellite.
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