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Is the University of Arizona known for it's physics programs?

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Didn’t the Arizona State legislature pass a law that physics must to be taught with Intelligent Design?

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In a nutshell no.

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The University of Arizona came up with the Impact Effects Calculator that predicts the damage from an asteroid impacting Earth. It is now hosted elsewhere but 10 years ago it was considered really advanced. It is still a useful tool.
If you like astronomy this is one of the better places to be.

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