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SpaceX launches NASA’s new satellite and lands with a boom

[ad_1] Illustration of the Sentinel-6 / Michael Freilich satellite in orbit. THAT A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket sent a new NASA and European Space Agency satellite into orbit from California on Saturday morning. The Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite is the latest in a series of satellites that have provided critical …

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How Water Shaped the Earth – Sciworthy

[ad_1] When we see a cloudy day, morning dew, rain, snow, lakes, rivers, or the ocean, we know that water is everywhere. Water also hides in magma-filled depths, in meteorites or comets, or in the cells of living things. Makes chemical reactions possible. Invisible to our eyes, this tiny molecule …

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Researchers investigate giant holes in the Greenland ice sheet

[ad_1] Matt Covington, associate professor of geosciences at the University of Arkansas, flies a drone over the Greenland ice sheet. Credit: Jason Gulley The researchers climbed the moulins, which drain meltwater from the ice sheet, to better understand how volume correlates with ice movement. The holes carrying surface meltwater at …

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Grants Enable Coral Reef Rescue Project | News Mail

[ad_1] Reef LOVERS will be given the opportunity to participate in a Bundaberg project that aims to reduce impact and save the Great Barrier Reef and its marine life, including the region’s precious sea turtles. Following the success of the #LessIsMore campaign for the Great Barrier Reef last year, the …

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US-Europe ocean monitoring satellite launched – Associated Press

[ad_1] Launch of the US-Europe ocean monitoring satelliteAssociated Press SpaceX will launch the Sentinel-6 ocean mapping satellite on Saturday. Watch it live!Space.com SpaceX rocket launches UK-backed “marine cartographer” satellite into orbitSky News Launch of the Sentinel-6A weather satelliteWCNC SpaceX launches advanced ocean mapping satellite for NASA and Europe, nails rocket …

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NASA Confirms There Is Water On The Moon – Pledge Times

[ad_1] On August 31, 2018, a Boeing 747 opened a large hatch located next to its tail in mid-flight about 13,000 meters above sea level. At that distance from the surface it is already possible to observe space with a clarity impossible for ground-based telescopes due to disturbances in the …

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