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Mikayla Mace

Mikayla Mace

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Reporter, Arizona Daily Star

Tucson

Final Covers

geology, climate change astronomy,Science and society technology, physics

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Anything that is not related to food.

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Total articles 441

  • Solar system 'detectives' search for clues in 'crumbs' left over from early solar system

    By Mikayla Mace Verified, Daniel Stolte| arizona.edu@ By Mikayla Mace and Daniel Stolte, University Communications thumbnail_PXL_20230124_225921467.jpeg A magnifying glass just won't cut it for the high-tech "detectives" at the University of Arizona Kuiper Materials Imaging and Characterization Facility. The scientists, who can be found in the basement of the university's Kuiper Space Sciences Building, are working to decode the stories archived in rocks and dust left over from the earliest days of the solar system.

    By Mikayla Mace Verified, Daniel Stolte · arizona.edu

    Jan. 24, 2023

  • Climate change: The impact of rising temperatures on trees

    By Mikayla Mace Verified| Agenda (World Economic Forum)@ Combing tree-ring data with US Forest Service Inventory data, researchers have gained a deeper understanding on what drives future tree growth. Researchers predict a 56-91% decline in individual tree growth, when analyzing Arizona's ponderosa pines. Tree growth is stunted in warmer temperatures, so as global temperatures increase, forest tree growth could decrease.

    By Mikayla Mace Verified · Agenda (World Economic Forum)

    Feb. 06, 2022

  • Solar system 'detectives' search for clues in 'crumbs' left over from early solar system

    By Mikayla Mace Verified, Daniel Stolte| arizona.edu@ By Mikayla Mace and Daniel Stolte, University Communications thumbnail_PXL_20230124_225921467.jpeg A magnifying glass just won't cut it for the high-tech "detectives" at the University of Arizona Kuiper Materials Imaging and Characterization Facility. The scientists, who can be found in the basement of the university's Kuiper Space Sciences Building, are working to decode the stories archived in rocks and dust left over from the earliest days of the solar system.

    By Mikayla Mace Verified, Daniel Stolte · arizona.edu

    Jan. 24, 2023

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Arizona Daily Star

The Arizona Daily Star is a daily broadsheet newspaper based in Tucson, Arizona, serving the Southern Arizona community since its founding in 1877. Owned by Lee Enterprises, it provides comprehensive news coverage, including local, national, and international stories. The newspaper has a daily circulation of approximately 39,500 and 45,848 copies on Sundays. The Arizona Daily Star offers both print and digital news, with a robust online platform that features subscription-based access to articles, obituaries, and an extensive archive of over 2.1 million searchable pages dating back to 1879. The paper includes special sections for obituaries, marriages, and community announcements, catering to local residents, businesses, and researchers. It is recognized for its high factual reporting and has a Left-Center bias, reflecting its commitment to credible journalism.

Tucson, Arizona, United States

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