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School of Earth and Space Exploration at ASU’s own Cady Coleman gets a mention in The Guardian’s review of The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station 2021

The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station review – awe generators turned up to 11 — The Guardian (US/CA) The multi-national International Space Station gets it story told through the men and women who worked on it

SARSEF Launches a Platform for Arizona Schools to Host Science Fairs Online for Free | Giving Hope Arizona SARSEF School Fairs provides a platform for schools to display science fair projects online and indicate winners with virtual trophies. The site can be visited at schoolfairs.sarsef.org.

10 easy, green New Year's resolutions (even if you're a slacker) Learn to save money and decrease your home's waste.

Please help Arizona Science and Engineering Fair by volunteering to be a judge.

Judging will take place on April 12, 2017 at Phoenix Convention Center. Breakfast, lunch, and training are provided - judges must have a minimum of 2 years of college, or a degree in any field. Advanced degrees and experience preferred to judge 9–12 Senior Division.

Arizona Science Center | Judges Be a judge at the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair and encourage elementary, middle, and high school student researchers from across the state!

"Since it's true that we fear what we don't know, here's a guide to some of Arizona's more misunderstood species, creatures that might wish just one thing: Can't we all just get along?"

Eww: Arizona's creepiest, crawliest inhabitants explained If you don't like Arizona's spiders or snakes, perhaps you need to get to know them first.

Farewell Pioneer 10.

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Deep space probe says farewell Pioneer 10, the first of only four spacecraft to leave our Solar System, has sent its last signal.

Congrats to School of Earth and Space Exploration at ASU and the Psyche mission chosen by NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Psyche: Journey to a Metal World | School of Earth and Space Exploration Psyche is both the name of an asteroid orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter — and the name of an ASU-proposed mission to visit that asteroid. The mission was chosen by NASA as a semi-finalist for the agency's Discovery Program, a series of low-cost missions to solar system targets. NASA is expe...

Congrats OSIRIS-REx Sample Return Mission!

Our View: 2016 Arizonan of the Year isn't a person - it's a machine Editorial: Arizona is intimately involved in a project that celebrates human ingenuity, and that's worth celebrating.

Join Arizona State University's School of Earth & Space Exploration for Dr. Steve Semken's upcoming New Discoveries lecture: "Place, Culture and Geoscience," Thursday, November 17, 2016, 7:30 PM

Dr. Steve Semken's "Place, culture and geoscience" Lecture Join Arizona State University's School of Earth & Space Exploration for Dr. Steve Semken's upcoming New Discoveries lecture: "Place, culture and geoscience" Description: When we name, explore, study, or experience a locality, we make it a place. Places are the intersections of collective knowledge a...