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A giant crack in Antarctic ice is 'days or weeks' from breaking off a Delaware-size iceberg antarctica larsen c ice shelf rift crack nov 2016 john sonntag nasa gsfc.JPG The Larsen C ice shelf rift snaking into the distance.
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Wake up early for a sky light show thanks to a rocket launch from NASA Wallops A long exposure of the night sky at the Wallops Flight Facility on Chincoteague Island, Virginia. If you live along the Eastern Seaboard and wake up early Saturday you could be treated to a colorful sky hours before sunrise lights up the horizon.
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Did a Starry 'Mosh Pit' Spawn LIGO's Gravitational Waves? (Kavli Roundtable) The globular cluster Messier 54 as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope. Located some 90,000 light-years away, the object might actually be the star-filled core pulled out of a neighboring galaxy by the gravity of our home galaxy, the Milky Way.
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Rare total solar eclipse visible from Georgia! Scientists and armchair astronomers nationwide will get the chance to see a total solar eclipse, marking the first time the phenomenon has occurred from coast-to-coast in nearly 100 years.
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Thawing Arctic Glaciers Released 'Explosive' Methane — and Could Do So Again Twelve-thousand-year-old craters on the floor of the Barents Sea suggest that large methane releases from the Arctic could occur abruptly as human-caused climate change worsens.
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Breakthrough in search for life on Mars with Curiosity Observations collected by NASA's Curiosity rover over 3.5 years have revealed that oxygen levels in an ancient Martian lake differed between shallow and deep water.
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Bone fragment from ancient 1500-pound ground sloth unearthed beneath Crenshaw Boulevard For the third time in six months, crews working on a Los Angeles rail system expansion have unearthed fossils of beasts that roamed the Southland many millennia ago.
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[ June 2, 2017 ] Soyuz with two-man crew lands safely in Kazakhstan Mission Reports The Soyuz MS-03 spacecraft descends to the landing site in Kazakhstan under parachute. Credit: NASA TV/Spaceflight Now. Leaving crewmate Peggy Whitson behind in orbit for an extended mission, a Russian cosmonaut and his French co-pilot undocked ...
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UNESCO has 'serious concern' over Great Barrier Reef coral CANBERRA, Australia - A United Nations agency said Saturday it had "serious concern" about coral bleaching on Australia's Great Barrier and urged the government to work faster to improve water quality in the region.
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NASA is finally going to one of our solar system's final frontiers: the sun With a probe still operating far beyond Pluto and other missions orbiting Saturn, Jupiter, Ceres, Mars, Earth, and the moon, NASA has eyes across the solar system like never before.
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