News Archive

Frank Eparvier named new LASP lead scientist

LASP planetary scientist and diversity advocate Fran Bagenal inducted into the National Academy of Sciences

LASP-led mission to continue crucial climate record passes major milestone

CU Boulder receives NASA grant to develop new technology to monitor space weather effects

LASP helps host U.S. House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology members

LASP instrument selected for the next NASA ‘Living With a Star’ mission

10 ways LASP is a leader in Earth and climate science

LASP’s Hybrid Solar Reference Spectrum named new international standard for climate research

CU’s LASP to lead operations for new NASA mission to ‘find asteroids before they find us’

A leader in aerospace: CU innovation to be highlighted at the 37th Space Symposium

‘Go for launch’—the next GOES satellite to include instrument built at CU Boulder

NASA’s IXPE Sends First Science Image

LASP and NSO researcher Adam Kowalski awarded early career 2022 Karen Harvey Prize

LASP scientists investigate life in volcanic habitats for clues to habitability on Mars

LASP researcher and Atmospheric Sciences professor Brian Toon elected AAAS Fellow

LASP students gain hands-on experience operating the IXPE mission

NASA awards $14 million to CU-LASP for two new CubeSat missions

Mysterious STEVE light emissions emanate from Earth’s magnetosphere

Scientists envision what Mars would look like as an exoplanet

Mapping the three-dimensional paths of electromagnetic waves from outer space to the ground

NASA to fund LASP’s new OWLS instrument

LASP students, staff are ready to operate NASA’s new IXPE mission to study black holes

Celebrating CU’s Bruce Jakosky and his dedication to the MAVEN mission to Mars

LASP-led research shows how hypervelocity dust impacts can affect a spacecraft and its operations