Alaska Space Grant Program helps Alaskans see end of space shuttle era
By Brian Keenan
UAF Geophysical Institute Outreach Office
Fairbanks, Alaska — The days of watching a space shuttle launch into the Florida sky may be numbered, but thanks to funding from the Alaska Space Grant Program, a fortunate few education professionals from Alaska have at least been able to witness the end of the era firsthand.
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John Olson
Professor
John [dot] Olson [at] gi [dot] alaska [dot] edu
Antonius Otto
Professor
ao [at] how [dot] gi [dot] alaska [dot] edu
Daniel Solie
Assistant Professor
Jeffrey Spaleta
Post Doctoral Fellow
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Space Physics & Aeronomy
The Space Physics & Aeronomy research group studies the Earth’s geospace environment, which extends from the surface of the sun to Earth’s stratosphere. Major topics investigated by the group are associated with the response of the magnetosphere and ionosphere to solar disturbances that reach the Earth after propagating through interplanetary space.
