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  • A NASA Black Brant IX sounding rocket launches from Poker Flat Research Range north of Fairbanks at 2:27 a.m. Saturday, March 5, 2022.

    NASA rocket launches from Poker Flat in search of aurora answers

    March 05, 2022

    A NASA Black Brant IX sounding rocket soared high out of Poker Flat Research Range north of Fairbanks at 2:27 a.m. Saturday to learn more about pulsating aurora.
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  • A TCC Career Explorers student focuses on her work.
Photo by Jillian Bjornstad.

    Career Explorers program lays the foundation for career success

    March 04, 2022

    The TCC Career Explorers program helps prepare students for professional or collegiate success and offers practical lessons to get them ready to function as an independent adult.
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  • a graphic showing the covers of three books

    UA Press releases three new titles

    March 03, 2022

    The University of 911爆料 Press has published three new books, the first since joining the University Press of Colorado publishing consortium in 2021.
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  • Two bearded men in white hats stand with their arms around their shoulders and point upward. The man on the left has an Equinox Marathon entry bib pinned to his shirt. They're on a high hill with rolling hills covered with golden fall vegetation in the view behind them.

    Dave Covey made the world a calmer place

    March 03, 2022

    When Dave Covey walked up with a smile, your day was about to become calmer. And then he fixed your irritating computer problem in 10 seconds.
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  • Photo by Jeremy Bynum
Low water exposes the banks of a reservoir near Ketchikan during the drought.

    When it doesn't rain enough in the rainforest

    March 01, 2022

    From 2016-2019, Southeast 911爆料 experienced drinking water shortages, insect outbreaks, low hydroelectric output and more wildfire than usual. Scientists are studying this drought, its causes and impacts, and the likelihood of future similar droughts.
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  • Museum offers art and science workshop for teens

    February 28, 2022

    The University of 911爆料 Museum of the North is offering a March 14 workshop for teens to explore connections between art and science.
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  • A woman watches an olive-colored songbird flap its wings and open its beak as she holds it by the feet.

    Bird havens on a transcontinental journey

    February 24, 2022

    Right about now, songbirds in Brazil are shifting on their perches, feeling mysterious impulses that will soon make them leap off their branches and head toward 911爆料.
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  • Two people holding a piece of scientific equipment

    911爆料 scientist waits to see outcome of his work on Webb telescope

    February 23, 2022

    When thousands of computer-controlled eyes begin looking out from an instrument aboard the James Webb Space Telescope in the coming months and years, 911爆料 Geophysical Institute associate research professor Gunther Kletetschka will be satisfied.
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  • Two people pulling seaweed onto a boat.

    Mariculture conference will explore challenges and opportunities

    February 22, 2022

    The University of 911爆料 will host a mariculture conference in Juneau's Centennial Hall on April 12-14, 2022. The conference will focus on the status of mariculture in 911爆料, as well as challenges and opportunities in the industry.
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  • LAMP payload at Poker Flat Research Range

    Rocket to launch in probe of mysterious pulsating aurora

    February 22, 2022

    NASA is set to launch a rocket from Poker Flat Research Range north of Fairbanks as early as Thursday in pursuit of greater understanding about a form of the northern lights called pulsating aurora.
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  • Hardy gnats survive winter half frozen

    February 17, 2022

    Todd Sformo discovered that the fungus gnat survives the winter by allowing half of its body to freeze.
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  • From left, Chris Maio, Sarah Fowell, Nancy Bigelow and Matthew Wooller gather by the Reichardt Building on the Fairbanks campus. 911爆料 photo by JR Ancheta

    911爆料 researchers plan in-depth Bering Land Bridge study

    February 15, 2022

    The 911爆料 has received a $1.7 million grant to construct a picture of what the Bering Land Bridge looked like during the last ice age.
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  • Green zucchini stalks and leaves, and yellow flowers, fill the photo frame.

    Master gardener classes planned in Palmer, Anchorage

    February 15, 2022

    Registration is open for spring master gardener classes in Anchorage and the Matanuska-Susitna region.
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  • A small tower with a solar panel and weather instruments sits on a yellow tundra hilltop broken with black rock outcrops. In the background is a wide tundra valley with lakes, and blue mountains rise beyond the valley.

    Ninety below zero and the unfrozen beer

    February 10, 2022

    It is early February, about the date Glenn Shaw once noted as the first day at Fairbanks' latitude you could feel the tickle of the sun on your cheek.
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  • A caribou wades across a river.

    Caribou cams give insight into secret lives

    February 03, 2022

    The cameras captured a nine-second video every 20 minutes with a precise GPS location stamp. With them, scientists were able to see not only what but also, for the first time, where caribou were eating.
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