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As seen in: KJZZ's The Show, KJZZ's The Show: Friday NewsCap (Podcast), EIN News, NewsBreak, Cronkite News, KJZZ-FM (Phoenix, AZ), Hoover Institution, Tucson Sentinel, Fronteras, Our Community Now, Security Sales & Integration Magazine, Coal Zoom
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ASU students are using a toaster-size satellite to search the galaxy for habitable planets

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By Mark Brodie Verified
| EIN News
MARK BRODIE: A lab at ASU is allowing students to get some experience working with telescopes on a specific mission. The Star-Planet Activity Research CubeSat, or SPARCS, is a small telescope — about the size of a cereal box. It’s monitoring the ultraviolet levels of a type of star. Danny Jacobs is a Professor in ASU’s School of Earth and Space Exploration.
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Author: Chips made at Arizona's TSMC plant would be a lifeline if there's conflict with China

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By Mark Brodie Verified
| Hoover Institution
President Donald Trump wrapped up his visit to China late last week. Among the issues the two presidents discussed was Taiwan; China’s leader warned Trump that if Taiwan’s independence was "mishandled" by the two global powers, it could lead to conflicts. And those potential conflicts could impact Arizona.
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How this 'Sesame Street' puppet has increased awareness and understanding around autism

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By Mark Brodie Verified
| EIN News
The revolutionary children’s television program "Sesame Street" has been teaching kids more than their 123’s and ABC’s since its inception in 1969. Grover taught kids it’s okay to be alone, and Mr. Snuffleupugus demonstrated that friends come in all shapes and sizes, including invisible. When Will Lee, the actor who played Mr. Hooper, shopkeeper and friend to Big Bird, passed away, the show took on the topic of grief. About a decade ago, young fans were introduced to Julia, a puppet who has autism.
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