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NASA Spacecraft Captures Mysterious Bright Spots on Dwarf Planet Ceres

Kyle W. Bell | February 26, 2015
Categories: Science/Tech

A pair of bright spots on Ceres continues to baffle NASA scientists as the space agency’s Dawn spacecraft approaches being captured into orbit of the dwarf planet. Images taken 29,000…more»

Tags: asteroid belt, bright spots, Ceres, Dawn spacecraft, dwarf planet, NASA

2014 Was Hottest Year on Record

Andrea Germanos | January 16, 2015
Categories: Science/Tech

2014 was the Earth’s warmest year since records began in 1880, according to reports from federal scientists published Friday. The finding reached by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and…more»

Tags: 2014, climate change, global warming, NASA, NOAA, warmest year

Methane Plume the Size of Delaware Hovering Over Western US

Jon Queally | December 30, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

A monstrous cloud of accumulated methane—a potent greenhouse gas—is now hovering over a large portion of the western United States according to satellite imagery analyzed by NASA and reported by…more»

Tags: fracking, gas, methane, methane plume, NASA, natural gas, oil, united states, West

NASA Video Shows Carbon Dioxide Emissions Traveling Across the Globe

Kyle W. Bell | November 25, 2014
Categories: Science/Tech, Video

NASA has released a video of a computer model showing carbon dioxide traveling in the atmosphere across the globe. “Plumes of carbon dioxide in the simulation swirl and shift as…more»

Tags: carbon dioxide, climate change, fossil fuels, GEOS-5, greenhouse gases, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, NASA, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Antares Rocket Explodes During ISS Resupply Mission Launch

Kyle W. Bell | October 28, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech, Video

The unmanned Antares rocket exploded just seconds after takeoff on Tuesday evening at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. The Antares was on a resupply mission to the International Space…more»

Tags: Antares rocket, explosion, International Space Station, ISS, NASA, Orbital Sciences Corporation

Watch Mars Evolve Over Billions of Years in Just 2 Minutes

Kyle W. Bell | October 15, 2014
Categories: Science/Tech, Video

Mars has not always been the cold, lifeless planet that it is today. Billions of years ago, the Red Planet looked much more like Earth with an atmosphere and water,…more»

Tags: atmosphere, early solar system, Goddard Space Flight Center, Mars, NASA, time lapse, water

NASA Chooses Boeing, SpaceX for Transit to International Space Station

Kyle W. Bell | September 19, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

NASA is bringing space travel back to the United States. The agency announced this week that Boeing and SpaceX will transport American astronauts to the International Space Station using their…more»

Tags: Boeing CST-100, International Space Station, ISS, manned spacecraft, NASA, Russia, SpaceX Dragon 2

NASA’s Next-Gen Rocket Capable of Mars Mission Test Launching in 2018

Kyle W. Bell | September 3, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

NASA has approved the development of its next-generation rocket which will one day carry astronauts to Mars. Government scientists confirmed last week that they have completed a lengthy review of…more»

Tags: 2018, Mars Mission, NASA, next-gen rocket, SLS, Space Launch System, test luanch

Study: ‘Shocking’ Water Loss in Western U.S.

Deirdre Fulton | July 27, 2014
Categories: National, Science/Tech

The drought-stricken Colorado River Basin has experienced rapid and significant groundwater depletion since late 2004, posing a greater threat to the water supply of the western United States than previously…more»

Tags: Colorado River Basin, drought, Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment, NASA, study, Western US

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