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- Remembering Kelvin Lynn
- Dr. Universe: Why does the moon have phases?
- Dynamic history, significance of WSU shock physics topic of talk Oct. 17
- Physics and Astronomy celebrates centennial with year of public events
- Dr. Universe: What are shooting stars made of?
- Dark skies
- Dear Dr. Universe: How do lasers work?
- College of Art & Sciences honors outstanding faculty, staff, and students
- New federal grants support energy research
- A pumpkin-splattering good time
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- Jan 26 Planetarium Show: DARK MATTER – The space between the stars
- Jan 24 Planetarium Show: DARK MATTER – The space between the stars
- Jan 16 Colloquium: Physics & Astronomy – Dr. Sarah Kaiser
- Jan 12 Planetarium Show: SENTIENT
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- Dec 10 Colloquium: Physics & Astronomy – Dr. Jennifer Andrews
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