Santa Barbara to Hear Sonic Boom
SpaceX is scheduled to launch a Sentinel-6 satellite on Saturday morning, but it will not be open to the public.
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Where to Find Comet NEOWISE in Santa Barbara’s Night Sky
Reader Merritt Adams points to the horizon beneath the Big Dipper.
The High-Tech Fight Against COVID-19
UC Santa Barbara team explores use of ultraviolet LEDs for air purification safely.
A Microbe That Might Eat Gasoline
The bacteria could be a key to purifying wastewater and clearing toxins from the ocean, all while producing energy at the same time.
Did We Lose a Billion Years During ‘Snowball Earth’?
Scientists closer to explaining a billion years’ worth of missing rock.
Could Poop Hold the Key to Measuring COVID-19 in the Population?
UC Santa Barbara researchers have started analyzing the quantity of coronavirus in wastewater.
High-Tech, Low-Cost COVID Test Created Using CRISPR Protein
Biologists at UC Santa Barbara Make innovative virus finder that avoids supply delays.
A Virus-Killing LED Sought by UCSB Researchers
Ready for a bit of the old ultraviolet? UCSB’s Christian Zollner is working on it.
West Coast Waters Acidifying Faster Than Rest of World
A new NOAA study examined a century’s worth of Santa Barbara Channel sediment.
Construction Begins on USS ‘Santa Barbara’
The small, near-shore combat ship is being built for stealth and speed.
