New research examines how different hypothetical asteroid orbits and fragment velocity distributions affect the fate of the fragments on a collision course with Earth.
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A Laboratory awards program offers advancement for scientific leaders who choose the research track over the management ladder.
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Livermore research hints at expanded region of planetary formation during the solar system's formation.
Nanosatellites holding tiny Livermore-developed telescopes take thousands of images of space and Earth in an ongoing Laboratory–industry partnership.
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Advanced computer models, simulations, and analysis capabilities help scientists zoom in on Earth system processes and improve climate research.
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