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Nov 26, 2012
UNH Developing New Telescope for Solar Orbiter, a Joint European Space Agency/NASA Mission
A telescope currently being developed by a UNH team for the Solar Orbiter mission is based on one built at UNH and currently aboard NASA's twin Solar-Terrestrial Observatory (STEREO) spacecraft. Read more
Nov 14, 2012
EOS Scientists Help Shape the Next Tools for Studying Earth Systems from Space
Oceanographer Joe Salisbury of the Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory and atmospheric scientist Carolyn Jordan of the Earth Systems Research Center are part of a large group of scientists from around the country working to define the the science questions and the instrument/mission requirements for a new Geostationary Coastal and Air Pollution Events satellite (GEO-CAPE). Read more
Oct 24, 2012
UNH Astrophysicists Create First Web-based Tool for Predicting Space Radiation Risks
Astrophysicists from UNH’s Space Science Center (SSC) have created the first online system for predicting and forecasting the radiation environment in near-Earth, lunar, and Martian space environments. The near real-time tool will provide critical information as preparations are made for potential future manned missions to the moon and Mars.Associate professor of physics Nathan Schwadron of the... Read more
Oct 03, 2012
UNH Researchers to Use Satellite Imagery in Study of Michigan Archaeological Sites
Researchers from UNH have received a grant from NASA’s Space Archaeology program to investigate the transition of indigenous hunter-gatherer cultures to agricultural-based communities in the U.S. Great Lakes region prior to European contact between AD 1200-1600. The focus of the study will be to determine if “micrometeorological lake effects” around major inland lakes contributed to settlement... Read more- 1 of 5
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Feb 27, 2013
Forest Watch Documents Record Loss of White Pine Needles - an Indicator of Environmental Stress in Northern New England
Data released this week by the UNH’s Forest Watch program show that 2010 marked the first time in 20 years of the program’s observations that white pines did not retain important older needles. Recent samples and measurements made by students and teachers may suggest that a new environmental stressor appeared in spring 2010 and has affected new needles that opened in 2010, 2011, and 2012. Read morePosted in: Sustainability & the Environment, Research Development & Communications, Research Spotlight
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