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NASA Grants UCF $55 Million For Space-Weather Research, Making It The First University To Lead A NASA Mission
NASA awarded the University of Central Florida a $55 million grant to build and launch an instrument that will provide "unprecedented imaging" of the Earth's upper atmosphere, according to the university.
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