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Written by: Aleisha Johnson
Today, the air we breathe has lots of oxygen – over 20 percent! But that wasn’t always the case.
Written by: Gavin Tolometti
The surface of lava can appear smooth, rough, jagged, and sometimes like a pile of construction rubble. What are the stories behind these surface features and how did they form?
Learn more about the past and future of lunar and deep-space exploration happening at Arizona State University.
Space Rocks asteroids-vs-meteors.pdf (203.01 KB)
Listen to various ASU scientists discuss their feelings on and importance of the Apollo 11 mission and moon landing.
Written by: John Malloy
If humans discovered aliens, what would they look like? And where would we find them?
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