Looking up at space junk and the northern lights

Update: 2025-06-11

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A view of the northern lights is always a treat in Arizona! Why is it hard to predict when there will be good views? Also, what is space junk and how is it tracked? Pete Mangione is joined by Katrina Bossert, an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University's School Of Earth and Space Exploration, to discuss!

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Looking up at space junk and the northern lights

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Looking up at space junk and the northern lights

Looking up at space junk and the northern lights