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Movie Shows Ceres at Opposition from Sun |
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Dawn Observing Ceres; 3rd Reaction Wheel Malfunctions |
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Landslides on Ceres Reflect Ice Content |
| 4 |
Close call: When asteroids whisk past Earth |
| 5 |
Upcoming asteroid flyby will help Planetary Defense Network |
| 6 |
Ancient, massive asteroid impact could explain Martian
geological mysteries |
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Are asteroids humanity's 'greatest challenge'? |
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Impact Threat from Asteroid Apophis Cannot Be Ruled Out |
| 9 |
ESA boss urges action on 'ticking timebombs' in Earth orbit |
| 10 |
Upper Atmospheric Mission SPORTs an Aerospace Sensor |
| 11 |
NASA Solves a Drizzle Riddle |
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Manmade aerosols identified as driver in shifting global
rainfall patterns |
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North American monsoon storms fewer but more extreme |
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Great Plains to see more dust storms in second half of the
21st century |
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Extreme low-oxygen eddies in the Atlantic produce greenhouse
gases |
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Sea spray losing its sparkle? |
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Comb and Copter system maps atmospheric gases |
| 18 |
A smokestack to the Northern Hemisphere stratosphere |
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Earth's atmosphere more chemically reactive in cold climates |
| 20 |
First space-based sodium LIRDAR will study poorly understood
Mesosphere |
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In measuring gas exchange between water and air, size matters |
| 22 |
NASA team pursues blobs and bubbles with new PetitSaturday,
mission |
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AIRS: 15 Years of Seeing What's in the Air |
| 24 |
NASA to measure greenhouse gases over the mid-Atlantic region |
| 25 |
Heavy precipitation speeds carbon exchange in tropics |
| 26 |
Banned industrial solvent sheds new light on methane mystery |
| 27 |
Scientists link California droughts and floods to distinctive
atmospheric waves |
| 28 |
As CO2 levels increase, airplane rides get bumpier |
| 29 |
Monitoring pollen using an aircraft |
| 30 |
Extreme weather events linked to climate change impact on the
jet stream |
| 31 |
Northern oceans pumped CO2 into the atmosphere |
| 32 |
Optical fingerprint can reveal pollutants in the air |
| 33 |
Study shows US grasslands affected more by atmospheric dryness
than precipitation |
| 34 |
Lockheed Martin Will Build New Space Instrument Focused on
Vegetation Health and Carbon Monitoring |
| 35 |
Nickel key to Earth's magnetic field, research shows |
| 36 |
Quantum mechanics inside Earth's core |
| 37 |
NOAA's GOES-S and GOES-T satellites coming together |
| 38 |
Vega orbits two Earth observation satellites |
| 39 |
Aalto-1 satellite sends first image back to VTT Finland |
| 40 |
New clue to solving the mystery of the sun's hot atmosphere |
| 41 |
Two weeks in the life of a sunspot |
| 42 |
Running out of gas: Gas loss puts breaks on stellar baby boom |
| 43 |
First observation of the hyperfine splitting in antihydrogen |
| 44 |
Quasars may answer how starburst galaxies were extinguished |
| 45 |
Quantum mechanical particles travel backwards, study confirms |
| 46 |
NASA listens in as electrons whistle while they work |
| 47 |
A unique data center for cosmological simulations |
| 48 |
Galaxy alignments traced back 10 billion years |
| 49 |
The largest virtual Universe ever simulated |
| 50 |
Cosmic inflation: Higgs says goodbye to his 'little brother' |
| 51 |
Heavy particles get caught up in the flow |
| 52 |
MPIA: Fast-Growing Galaxies Could Solve Cosmic Riddle |
| 53 |
Astronomers make the largest map of the Universe yet |
| 54 |
What drives the accelerating expansion of the universe |
| 55 |
Mapping the edge of reality |
| 56 |
Detector delivery marks another Euclid milestone |
| 57 |
Dark Energy Survey reveals most accurate measurement of
universe's dark matter |
| 58 |
Dark matter is likely cold not fuzzy |
| 59 |
Flashes of light on the dark matter |
| 60 |
Does dark matter annihilate quicker in the Milky Way? |
| 61 |
Seeing the Beginning of Time Features the Dark Energy Survey |
| 62 |
CAST project places new limitations on dark matter |
| 63 |
First Result from XENON1T Dark Matter Detector |
| 64 |
Is Dark Matter "Fuzzy" |
| 65 |
Simulated Galaxies Provide Fresh Evidence of Dark Matter |
| 66 |
Penn researchers provide new insight into dark matter halos |
| 67 |
Waterloo Researchers Capture First "Image" of a Dark
Matter Web that Connects Galaxies |
| 68 |
Satellite galaxies at edge of Milky Way coexist with dark
matter |
| 69 |
Explaining the accelerating expansion of the universe without
dark energy |
| 70 |
New portal to unveil the dark sector of the universe |
| 71 |
Dark Matter Detection Receives 10-Ton Upgrade |
| 72 |
A new look at the nature of dark matter |
| 73 |
Yale-led team puts dark matter on the map |
| 74 |
Substantial leap forward in quest for dark matter |
| 75 |
Clever experiment documents multiscale fluid dynamics |
| 76 |
Physicists design ultrafocused pulses |
| 77 |
CCNY physicists master unexplored electron property |
| 78 |
Most precise measurement of the proton's mass |
| 79 |
Spontaneous system follows rules of equilibrium |
| 80 |
Simulating splash at the microscopic level |
| 81 |
China teleports quantum information to space, a first |
| 82 |
A future without fakes thanks to quantum technology |
| 83 |
I tried ingesting rat tapeworm parasites and my poo turned
green |
| 84 |
Parasitic worm eggs may soon be legally sold as food in
Germany |
| 85 |
Watching others wash their hands may relieve OCD symptoms |
| 86 |
Nano aluminium offers fuel cells on demand--just add water |
| 87 |
You could finally control your Facebook data if UK law is
passed |
| 88 |
New sky survey shows that dark energy may one day tear us
apart |
| 89 |
Self-propelling droplets creep towards heat to cool microchips |
| 90 |
Tackling resistant malaria may fuel antimicrobial resistance |
| 91 |
People in north England are 20 percent more likely to die
young |
| 92 |
Largest ever wildfire in Greenland seen burning from space |
| 93 |
Mars's surface hosts millions of towering dust devils every
day |
| 94 |
Americans already feeling effects of climate change, says
report |
| 95 |
Largest ever dinosaur may have been as long as 7 elephants |
| 96 |
Penguin tail feathers reveal secrets of where they swim for
food |
| 97 |
Church floodlights are driving away the bats that roost there |
| 98 |
Bees are first insects shown to understand the concept of zero |
| 99 |
Over-mothered puppies more likely to fail guide dog training |
| 100 |
Hot yoga classes reduce emotional eating and negative thoughts |
| 101 |
Ancient skull belonged to a cousin of the ape common ancestor |
| 102 |
'Three parent' technique must not be marketed in US, says FDA |
| 103 |
DeepMind dojo will train AI to beat human StarCraft players |
| 104 |
Type 1 diabetes may be halted by experimental immunotherapy |
| 105 |
Moon's magnetic field lasted twice as long as we thought it
did |
| 106 |
Tethered satellites could see the moon's weird swirls up close |
| 107 |
No, North Korea (probably) won't nuke the US territory of Guam |
| 108 |
First implants derived from stem cells to 'cure' type 1
diabetes |
| 109 |
Viking hordes dined on frozen Norwegian cod shipped to Germany |
| 110 |
We can stop hacking and trolls, but it would ruin the internet |
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