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A Hot Spot on Jupiter |
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Juno mission expands into the future |
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Updates Quarter-Century Jupiter Mystery |
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Sudan rules out armed action over Ethiopia's Nile dam |
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DR Congo hosts 'last chance' talks over contested Nile dam |
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Ethiopia to go on filling Nile mega-dam despite impasse:
minister |
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Global network to eavesdrop on oceans quieted by COVID |
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Blue-green algae blooms can release harmful toxins into the
air |
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Seagrasses turn back the clock on ocean acidification |
| 10 |
US authorities probing alarming spike in manatee deaths |
| 11 |
Warming drives 'fundamental' changes to ocean, scientists warn |
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The same sea level for everyone |
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Scientists map ocean areas where protections offer greatest
benefits |
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Sea bed dredging emits as much carbon as aviation: study |
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Some sea slugs sever their own heads, grow whole new bodies |
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The collapse of Northern California kelp forests will be hard
to reverse |
| 17 |
Giant clam shells worth $3.3 million seized in Philippine raid |
| 18 |
Half a trillion corals: world-first coral count prompts
rethink of extinction risks |
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Study: Gulf Stream System is the weakest it's been in 1,000
years |
| 20 |
Tool that more efficiently analyzes ocean color data will
become part of NASA program |
| 21 |
Coral reef predators get 70% of their energy from the open
ocean |
| 22 |
New factor in the carbon cycle of the Southern Ocean
identified |
| 23 |
Mapping of undersized fish, crustaceans may help sustainable
fishing efforts |
| 24 |
Open ocean 'surface slicks' serve as nurseries for dozens of
fish species |
| 25 |
Study: Sea levels to rise faster than models predict |
| 26 |
Scientists combine, organize 40 years worth of data on coral
spawning |
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Oceans warmed steadily over 12,000 years: study |
| 28 |
Texas coast uses Christmas trees to rebuild storm-ravaged
dunes |
| 29 |
Deadliest catch: Thailand's 'ghost' fishing nets help COVID
fight |
| 30 |
High cost to wildlife from shark nets protecting S. Africa
beaches |
| 31 |
Warming driving Eastern Mediterranean species collapse: study |
| 32 |
Caspian crisis: Sinking sea levels threaten biodiversity,
economy and regional stability |
| 33 |
Brexit deal puts UK fishermen in uncharted waters |
| 34 |
Oyster shells given new life as reefs off Texas coast |
| 35 |
DARPA launches program to mitigate coastal flooding, erosion
and storm damage |
| 36 |
Taiwan imposes water rationing as drought worsens |
| 37 |
Filter made from a tree branch cleans contaminated water |
| 38 |
26.5 million Nigerian children lack access to water: UNICEF |
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Russian freediver claims new record in icy Lake Baikal plunge |
| 40 |
Reclusive Chinese water tycoon is now Asia's richest person |
| 41 |
NASA Scientists Complete 1st Global Survey of Freshwater
Fluctuation |
| 42 |
Texans queue for water as US counts cost of deadly winter
storm |
| 43 |
Himalaya flood disaster hits Delhi water supply |
| 44 |
Hacker tries to dump chemical into Florida city's water |
| 45 |
The morphological characteristics of precipitation areas
affects precipitation intensity |
| 46 |
Physicists have developed new material for water desalination |
| 47 |
World's largest lakes reveal climate change trends |
| 48 |
Climate change will alter the position of the Earth's tropical
rain belt |
| 49 |
Ex-state governor charged in Flint water crisis |
| 50 |
Florida's water brawl with Georgia nears historic SCOTUS
hearing |
| 51 |
Israeli firm in Gaza extracts drinking water from air |
| 52 |
Desalination breakthrough could lead to cheaper water
filtration |
| 53 |
Scientists figure out how to make desalination membranes more
efficient |
| 54 |
DARPA selects teams to capture potable water from air |
| 55 |
Well drilling thrives as Caracas water supply flounders |
| 56 |
Improved water treatment technique using 'energy matching' |
| 57 |
Survey of arsenic in U.S. water raises environmental justice
concerns |
| 58 |
'It's the tone': Palau president explains his China mistrust |
| 59 |
New study ties solar variability to the onset of decadal La
Nina events |
| 60 |
La Nina climate cycle has peaked: UN |
| 61 |
MyGalileoSolution and MyGalileoDrone: A word from the winners |
| 62 |
Asteroids are born big--and here is why! |
| 63 |
Different neutron energies enhance asteroid deflection |
| 64 |
The world's oldest crater from a meteorite isn't an impact
crater after all |
| 65 |
Burnt-out comet covered with talcum powder |
| 66 |
First interstellar comet may be the most pristine ever found |
| 67 |
Comet 'most pristine' object from outer space seen in Solar
System |
| 68 |
Webb Telescope packs its sunshield for a million mile trip |
| 69 |
FAST forward with greater responsibility |
| 70 |
China's FAST telescope to officially open to global
astronomers |
| 71 |
Webb Telescope General Observer Scientific Programs Selected |
| 72 |
Launch of Europe's largest astronomy network |
| 73 |
Russia deploys giant space telescope in Lake Baikal |
| 74 |
Dark Energy Survey physicists open new window into dark energy |
| 75 |
Dark matter is the most likely source of excess of gamma rays
from galactic center |
| 76 |
Whispers from the dark side: What can gravitational waves
reveal about dark matter? |
| 77 |
Factoring in gravitomagnetism could do away with dark matter |
| 78 |
Scientists develop new, faster method for seeking out dark
matter |
| 79 |
Student astronomer finds galactic missing matter |
| 80 |
Searching for dark matter through the fifth dimension |
| 81 |
How heavy is dark matter |
| 82 |
Dark Energy Survey makes public catalog of nearly 700 million
astronomical objects |
| 83 |
Trio of fast-spinning brown dwarfs may reveal a rotational
speed limit |
| 84 |
Scientists achieve single-photon imaging over 200km |
| 85 |
Distant, spiralling stars give clues to the forces that bind
sub-atomic particles |
| 86 |
Decades of hunting detects footprint of cosmic ray
superaccelerators in our galaxy |
| 87 |
Missing baryons found in far-out reaches of galactic halos |
| 88 |
Gamma Ray Observatory discovers origin of highest-energy
cosmic rays in galaxy |
| 89 |
IceCube detection of a high-energy particle proves 60-year-old
theory |
| 90 |
Scientists claim that all high-energy cosmic neutrinos are
born by quasars |
| 91 |
A new phase in Bose-Einstein condensate of light particles
observed |
| 92 |
Harnessing light to enable next-generation microwave systems |
| 93 |
National laboratories' look to the future of light sources
with new magnet prototype |
| 94 |
New Horizons spacecraft answers question: how dark is space |
| 95 |
Light-carrying chips advance machine learning |
| 96 |
High-brightness source of coherent light spanning from the UV
to THz |
| 97 |
Experiment takes 'snapshots' of light, stops light, uses light
to change properties of matter |
| 98 |
Developing smarter, faster machine intelligence with light |
| 99 |
First results from Fermilab's Muon g-2 experiment strengthen
evidence of new physics |
| 100 |
New results challenge leading theory in physics |
| 101 |
Through the looking glass: artificial "molecules"
open door to ultrafast polaritonic devices |
| 102 |
Machine-learning methods lead to discovery of rare
"quadruply imaged quasars" |
| 103 |
Scientists at CERN successfully laser-cool antimatter for the
first time |
| 104 |
New study sews doubt about the composition of 70 percent of
our universe |
| 105 |
String theory solves mystery about how particles behave
outside a black hole photon sphere |
| 106 |
Peering into a galaxy's dusty core to study an active
supermassive black hole |
| 107 |
Astronomers detect a black hole on the move |
| 108 |
Black hole seeds key to galaxies behemoths |
| 109 |
The very first structures in the Universe |
| 110 |
Mechanical cosmos recreated inside world's first analogue
computer |
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