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Space
Light reading
Stardust mystery solved?
Published
Aug 14, 2014
New Milky Way maps could give astronomers insight into interstellar material that causes dark bands in starlight
Moon dance
Pluto satellite spotted
Published
Aug 13, 2014
Video
New Horizons snaps historic photos of Pluto's largest moon in motion
Star bucks
Theoretical physicist honored
Published
July 25, 2014
Marc Kamionkowski will receive up to $1M from the Simons Foundation to support his work
Out there
Johns Hopkins from space
Published
July 8, 2014
Astronaut alum tweets photo of Baltimore (and JHU) as seen from the International Space Station
Johns Hopkins launches master's degree program in space systems engineering
Published
May 14, 2014
To boldly go?
Great unknowns
Published
April 3, 2014
Ethics experts give NASA guidance on health standards for high-risk space flights
Space shows its stripes
Published
March 19, 2014
NASA spacecraft discover distinct 'zebra stripe' pattern on near-Earth radiation belt
My view
Pinwheel in space
Published
Jan-Feb 2014
After 22-plus years of stunning images, the Hubble Space Telescope continues to amaze and delight
/ Gazette
Birds-eye view
Sky-high archaeology
Published
Winter 2013
Satellites provide a lay of the land to researchers studying archeological histories.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
NASA engineer to lead space programs at JHU Applied Physics Laboratory
Published
Dec 10, 2013
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