Stories on space

  1. Hurricane tracking satellites successfully launched

    Hurricane tracking satellites successfully launched

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    Watch launch of hurricane-tracking satellite fleet

  3. Hurricane-tracking satellite fleet readies for launch

    Hurricane-tracking satellite fleet readies for launch

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    U-M’s Joel Blum named editor-in-chief of new journal ACS Earth and Space Chemistry

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    Solar storms: Regional forecasts set to begin

  6. Relics of the Milky Way's first generation of stars

    Relics of the Milky Way’s first generation of stars

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    Lori Ploutz-Snyder named dean of U-M School of Kinesiology

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    Alec Gallimore named new dean of U-M College of Engineering

  9. Humans on Mars: U-M thruster a serious contender to get there

    Humans on Mars: U-M thruster a serious contender to get there

  10. Hot Jupiter: Discovery of two close-in planet companions sheds new light on planet formation

    Hot Jupiter: Discovery of two close-in planet companions sheds new light on planet formation

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    Science of the ‘The Martian’ checked by U-M experts

  12. Dark energy probe involving U-M reaches critical milestone

    Dark energy probe involving U-M reaches critical milestone

  13. Flight of the methane hunters

    Flight of the methane hunters

  14. Mercury MESSENGER nears epic mission end

    Mercury MESSENGER nears epic mission end

  15. Hurricane-forecast satellites will keep close eyes on the tropics

    Hurricane-forecast satellites will keep close eyes on the tropics

  16. First Rosetta results raise questions on origin of Earth's oceans

    First Rosetta results raise questions on origin of Earth’s oceans

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    Rosetta: U-M engineers involved in historic mission

  18. Space-based methane maps find largest U.S. signal in Southwest

    Space-based methane maps find largest U.S. signal in Southwest

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    Mars MAVEN arrival: U-M scientists available for comment

  20. 'For a couple hundred dollars, you can get to the edge of space'

    ‘For a couple hundred dollars, you can get to the edge of space’