Delta Heavy Liftoff Thunders over Lompoc
Carries classified payload from Vandenberg Air Force Base for the National Reconnaissance Office.
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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.
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.
