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LadyAstronomer
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Small Explorer Investigations new
      #2434779 - 06/02/08 10:44 AM

This was sent out by NASA Headquarters last week. There are some pretty interesting proposals here.

"NASA has selected six candidate mission proposals for further evaluation as part of the agency's Small Explorer (SMEX) Program. The proposals will study the far reaches of the universe, including the Earth's thermosphere and ionosphere, the sun, black holes, the first stars, and Earthlike planets around nearby stars."

NASA Selects Small Explorer Investigations for Concept Studies

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Re: Small Explorer Investigations [Re: LadyAstronomer]
      #2435497 - 06/02/08 05:06 PM

I notice that Jean Swank is the PI for one. Good for her!

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