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It took only 10 minutes and a ride aboard the Blue Origin New Shepard reusable rocket for 11 students in the Bruin Spacecraft Group to make ...
Communicating science is hard, especially in today’s world. Science communicators face multiple challenges, including the war on facts, questionable beliefs, political ideologies, and social influences. But the ability to communicate science can have a ...
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Date: Saturday, June 15th 2019
Time: 12:45 p.m - 2:30.
Location: Young Hall Patio
The Department of Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences (EPSS) invites all of our graduating students and award recipients, along ...
This article was adapted from the UCLA Newsroom
In supershear quakes, the rupture moves faster than the shear waves, which produces more energy in a shorter time, making supershears unusually destructive ...
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An illustration of the InSight Lander.
As the NASA InSight Mars lander successfully touched down on Monday, November 26, 2018, UCLA faculty Chris Russell, Peter Chi ...
Join us for an engaging presentation and Q&A with UCLA EPSS Professor David Paige. Professor Paige is the Principal Investigator of an instrument on NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter that has been mapping the Moon continuously ...
EPSS Professor Margaret G. Kivelson has been awarded the 2019 Gold Medal, which is the Royal Astronomical Society's highest honor. The Gold Medal, which can be awarded for any reason but usually recognizes lifetime achievement ...
This story was adapted from the original UCLA Newsroom story - credit Stuart Wolpert
Children and adults view an experiment using ...
The Fall 2018 edition of the EPSS newsletter is available online. It includes many stories that describe our activities over the past few months. Happy reading! The Fall 2017, Fall 2016, and previous editions ...
Join us for an engaging presentation and Q&A with UCLA EPSS alumnus Professor Dave ...