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12-18-09 MESSENGER Probe Earns Praise from Popular Press
12-10-09 Johns Hopkins APL Licenses Patents for Innovative Solar Power Source to Genesis Electronics
Of Note
APL Tracks NASA Lunar Impact Mission
On the morning of October 9, the 60-foot satellite communications dish at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory was trained on the Moon—tracking the plunge of NASA's water-searching Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) into the lunar surface. Learn more »
Posted October 2009
APL Part of International Team Expanding Space Weather Radar Network
Electrical disturbances in our atmosphere can have significant impacts -disrupting communications, knocking out electrical power grids, damaging satellites, even affecting astronauts. APL space weather researchers are helping expand a global radar system—the Super Dual Auroral Radar Network, or SuperDARN—that has been detecting
those electrical disturbances for more than a decade. Learn more »
Posted August 2009
Staff Moving into Healthier Zone
APL's "In theZone," program entered its third year in 2009, encouraging employees and their families to think about health—from weight control and nutrition to stress management and disease prevention—and to actively manage it. Learn more »
Posted July 2009
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