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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

Phys.org UI's Howes leads first laboratory measurement of space turbulence

External Media | 2013.04.17 | 10:31 am

NPR UI's Kletzing explains 'chorus' of space sounds

External Media | 2012.10.22 | 11:24 am

The RBSP satellites feature a suite of instruments to measure particles and fields shaping the Van Allen radiation belts. (NASA)

CBSNews.com UI astronomer helps NASA record symphony of sound in space

External Media | 2012.09.26 | 10:48 am

Iowa Public Radio River to River UI instrument on NASA spacecraft and media culture in Turkey

External Media | 2012.08.28 | 11:17 am

artist's rendering shows the twin RBSP satellites in tandem orbit above the Earth

UI instruments aboard twin NASA spacecraft set for launch Aug. 24

Twin satellites will help improve space weather forecasts

By: Gary Galluzzo | 2012.08.21 | 08:02 am

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