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New study finds Martian crust more complex, evolved than previously thought

By: Richard C. Lewis | 2022.11.04 | 09:24 am

sunrise by old cap

Physicists led by University of Iowa more fully describe sun’s electric field

By: Richard C. Lewis | 2021.07.14 | 09:27 am

The Northern Lights, as seen in the sky over Alaska

Physicists determine how auroras are created

By: Richard C. Lewis | 2021.06.07 | 10:46 am

MAGIC instrument rendering

NASA-Iowa TRACERS project moves into next phase

$115 million space mission led by University of Iowa gets go-ahead

By: Richard C. Lewis | 2020.06.02 | 11:27 am

A team led by University of Iowa physicist Craig Kletzing has won a $1.25 million grant from NASA to conceptualize a mission that would study the mysterious, powerful interactions between the magnetic fields of the sun and Earth.

UI nabs $1.25 million NASA award to conceptualize mission studying magnetic fields of Earth, sun

UI’s proposal is one of five in competition for $165 million in NASA funding

By: Richard C. Lewis | 2017.10.03 | 08:57 am

Juno and Jupiter

Juno slingshots past Earth on its way to Jupiter

Spacecraft with UI instrument makes closest Earth encounter Oct. 9

By: Gary Galluzzo | 2013.10.07 | 03:00 pm

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