San Andreas Fault-like tectonics discovered on Saturn moon Titan
UH research suggests strike-slip faulting may be active on Titan, deforming the icy surface.
Sample snagged from asteroid arrives for UH analysis
UH planetary scientists are studying samples of the asteroid Ryugu, returned to Earth by the Hayabusa 2 spacecraft.
Explosion can’t extinguish excitement of student satellite builders
More than 100 people contributed to the creation of “Hiapo,” a small satellite equipped with sensors to measure Earth's magnetic field.
Former HI–SEAS crew member launching into historical space mission
A former HI-SEAS crew member is going into space.
UH Mars rover team helps acquire samples of Red Planet
The Mars 2020 team are helping acquire samples of rocks from its landing site, the floor of Jezero Crater, for return to Earth by a future mission.
Squids in space! Hawaiian squid tied to UH lab visits space station
UH alumna Jamie Foster sent more than 120 baby Hawaiian bobtail squid born from a mother squid collected at Maunalua Bay to the International Space Station.
Mars 2020 rover SuperCam presents first sounds, images
An online press conference presented the first Mars sounds and images via SuperCam, an instrument located on top of the Perseverance rover on the surface of Mars.
UH scientists begin new chapter in Mars exploration
UH Mānoa scientists and graduate students will begin the next chapter in the search for signs of ancient life on Mars.
Search for signs of ancient life on Mars begins with rover landing
The most sophisticated rover NASA has ever sent to Mars, is scheduled to land on February 18.
Why did some planets become habitable and others did not?
The research helps inform scientists about the early origins of the solar system and why some planets, such as Earth, became habitable and other planets did not.
