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Boulder researchers at center of eclipse-focused studies

Scientists to use event to unravel mysteries of sun's atmosphere

SPIE Optics+Photonics: NASA backs tiny, multi-talented CubeSats

CubeSats, the versatile little cousins of older, perhaps billion-dollar, remote sensing vehicles, are attracting growing support at NASA due to their low cost and, surprisingly, their superior skills in certain tasks for predicting global weather and lots more.