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Top Stories | February 9
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The GRACE satellites have tracked water movement from the Central Valley since 2003.
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Newly analyzed observations suggest that particles are tiny spherules of frozen nitrogen and carbon monoxide.
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The feature may be a ‘skylight’ in an underground lava tube.
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The first spacecraft to visit Mercury in 33 years imaged 25 percent of the crater-pocked surface that had never before been seen close-up.
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Scientists have traced the reappearance of cotton pests in west-central Texas to a tropical storm.
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Scientists have traced the reappearance of cotton pests in west-central Texas to a tropical storm.
Jonathan Eberhart's name lives on in a new planetary-sciences award. Ron Cowen reports from the annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society’s Division for Planetary Sciences. Depending on how citation tallies will be used, it may pay to cherry pick the appropriate counting house. Researchers have found the first compelling evidence for a rocky planet beyond the solar system. |
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