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Launched Oct. 28, 2011, the Ball-built Suomi NPP satellite celebrates five years on-orbit.
Ball employees bring awareness to light pollution at the Night Sky Festival at Rocky Mountain National Park.
Ball engineer Penny Warren captivates students with Kepler discoveries at Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center.
Ball Aerospace Delivers Pollution Monitoring Instrument to NASA
Ball Aerospace to Build Prototype Data Processing Framework for U.S. Air Force's FORGE Program
Ball Aerospace Team Receives NASA Group Achievement Recognition
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Download this PDF to find out how the GEMS instrument will improve early warnings for dangerous pollution events.
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