Space.comadded this to Space.com · NowMars Wet, Frozen Conditions on Ancient Mars Could Have Supported Lifespace.com - Chelsea Gohd 3 to 4 billion years ago, it was warm enough on Mars to spark major rainstorms and flowing water, which would have frozen shortly after, a new study …
MM.H.D.added this to D's Cool Stuff · 15hApollo Missions 60 years ago we saw Earth from space for the first time — here's how we see it nowTravel + Leisure - Jamie CarterFrom “Earthrise” to “Blue Marble,” here are some of the finest out-of-this-world photographs of Earth. Sixty years ago on Aug. 7, 1959, the Explorer 6 satellite sent back crude TV images of Earth from
InStyleadded this to Celebrity News · 22hAmazon Here's What's Going on with the Fires in the Amazon Rainforest — and How You Can HelpInStyle - Kimberly TruongFires are burning at record rates in the Amazon, which produces 20% of the oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere. If you've been on social media this week, you've likely seen viral videos and photos of Brazil's
Veni,Vidi,Vixiadded this to Geek Meat · 2hScience Scientists Find Stardust Buried in Antarctic SnowThe Atlantic - Marina KorenThe isotope iron-60, produced when a star explodes, is hidden in some of Earth’s most isolated places. The snow arrived at the laboratory in Munich inside Styrofoam boxes. It came from a German research
Flat Earth Society $10,000 Flat Earth Bet Between Friends Allegedly Leads to Death Threatiheart.com - news.iheart.com A $10,000 bet between two childhood friends in New Zealand over whether or not the Earth is flat allegedly led to one of the men threatening to kill …
CNBCadded this to Europe News · 1hAmazon 'The lungs of the Earth are in flames': Brazil faces global backlash over Amazon firesCNBC - Sam Meredith The Amazon rainforest, often referred to as the lungs of the Earth, has been ravaged by a record number of fires this year, sparking global outrage …
Cgadded this to Digital · 15hMicroplastics A Tugboat in Space, Microplastics In Your Water, and More NewsWIRED - Alex Baker-Whitcomb Space tug boats could soon be a thing, you've been drinking and inhaling microplastics, and public library computers are under attack. Here's the …
pprojectzoomadded this to Singapore Current Affairs · 14hSingaporeGlobal warming doesn't only just lead to higher sea levels, it also changes which places see a disproportionate rise in levels,channelnewsasia.com - Benjamin P Horton SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s National Day Rally speech on Sunday (Aug 18) warned of a future where East Coast Park and the beach was …
The Inquisitr added this to The Inquisitr · 16hAsteroids A 36-Foot Asteroid Skimmed Earth Closer Than The MoonThe Inquisitr - Alexandra Lozovschi A tiny asteroid no larger than 36 feet across darted past Earth on Wednesday evening, passing between our planet and the moon, scientists at NASA’s …
Indian Expressadded this to Indian Express · 11hAmazon Rainforest Akshay Kumar, Alia Bhatt, Ayushmann Khurrana and others express concern over Amazon wildfiresindianexpress.com - Entertainment Desk Hollywood actor Leonardo Di Caprio’s Instagram post featuring a photo of the burning Amazon forest made several others take notice of the wildfires. …
HuffPost Indiaadded this to HuffPost India · 11hChandrayaan Programme What Chandrayaan-2's First Photo Of The Moon Tells Ushuffingtonpost.in - Press Trust of India The ISRO had previously released a set of images of the earth captured by Chandrayaan-2 satellite. The Mare Orientale, shaped like a target ring …
D. Coleyadded this to On Being Liberal · 15hAmazon 3 ways you can help protect the Amazonworldwildlife.org The Amazon is one of our greatest natural treasures—a place where natural and cultural diversity abound. It is humbling to think how little attention …
CNNadded this to Top Stories · 15hAfghanistan Pentagon identifies 2 US soldiers killed in AfghanistanCNN - By Paul LeBlanc, CNNWashington (CNN) — The Pentagon on Thursday identified the two US service members killed in Afghanistan earlier this week. Master Sgt. Louis DeLeon-Figueroa, 31, and Master Sgt. Jose Gonzalez, 35, died
DDuggtheCapedfiendadded this to Aerospace · 4hIndia News Debris from India's anti-satellite test is still zipping about in orbit, and now we might know why- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - tech2 News StaffAug 23, 2019 10:27:09 IST Despite numerous claims by the Indian Defense Research and Development Organisation that space debris from an anti-satellite missile test that was …
HollywoodLifeadded this to Hot Gossip · 23hLindsay Lohan Lindsay Lohan Throws Major Shade At Leonardo DiCaprio On Instagram: ‘Actions Speak Louder Than Words’HollywoodLife - Courteney Larocca Leonardo DiCaprio brought awareness to the Amazon fires on Instagram only to get dissed by… Lindsay Lohan. Leonardo DiCaprio‘s Instagram is filled …
Asteroids Shanghai Tower Sized Asteroid Approaches Earth After 19 Yearsweather.com - TWC India Edit Team The asteroid is estimated to be around 650 meters tall and 290 m wide in diameter. The iconic Shanghai Tower in China is 632 m tall. The space rock, …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCountryside 10 Cave Homes We’d Like to Live Inflavorwire.com - Flavorwire Four teenagers stumbled upon an incredible collection of prehistoric cave paintings in 1940. While historians, conservationists, and archaeologists …
AOLadded this to Entertainment · 20hForestry Celebs who have spoken out about the Amazon rainforest firesAOL - Elisabeth EdokweThe world reacted in shock and horror after seeing photos of Brazil's Amazon rainforest in smoke and flames. The Amazon is the largest rainforest on the planet, and is often referred to as the "earth's
Futurismadded this to Futurism · 18hAsteroids Rocks on a Distant Asteroid Resemble Those on Earthfuturism.com - Dan Robitzski Rocks on the surface of Ryugu, the distant asteroid currently being explored by the Japanese space probe Hayabusa-2, bear a striking resemblance to …
The Hollywood Reporteradded this to Reviews · 21hLocarno 'To the Ends of the Earth' Reviewhollywoodreporter.com - Neil Young J-pop star Atsuko Maeda leads veteran writer-director Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Japanese-Uzbek drama, the closing film at the Swiss festival this year. The …
CNBCadded this to Markets · 22hLockheed Martin Boeing and Lockheed Martin just launched the Delta IV rocket's final flightCNBC Boeing and Lockheed Martin's United Launch Alliance partnership just launched its final flight of their Delta IV medium rocket. The rocket has been …
Hawaii No tsunami threat after 4.1 magnitude quake strikes south of Hawaii Islandhawaiinewsnow.com - HNN Staff HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck south of Hawaii Island on Thursday morning, but it did not generate a tsunami, …
Undark Magazineadded this to Climate Change · 1hSpiders From Flying Spiders to Global Warming, a Hymn for a Windswept Planetundark.org - Mairead Small Staid In the newly reissued “Heaven’s Breath,” Lyall Watson blends science, folklore, history, and anecdote to explore the many wonders of wind. How easy it …
Science Mapping nucleation kinetics with nanometer resolutionphys.org - University of Maryland Nucleation is the formation of a new condensed phase from a fluid phase via self-assembly. This process is critical to many natural systems and …
Earthquakes Getting to the Heart of 'Epicenter'merriam-webster.com - 22 Aug 2019 In seismology, the epicenter is the place on the surface of the earth above the origin of an earthquake, whereas the hypocenter is the actual place …
NNick29added this to Science · 1dEarth Science A Stunning High Definition Timelapse Capturing the Earth’s Rotation Relative to the Milky Waylaughingsquid.com - Lori Dorn In 2017, photographer Aryeh Nirenberg created a stunning timelapse of the Milky Way as it hung brightly in the dark sky while the Earth rotated …
ScienceAlertadded this to ScienceAlert · 1dPlay buttonTime-lapse Photography Dizzying Footage of Earth's Rotation Across The Night Sky Will Flip Your PerspectiveScienceAlert - Carly Cassella From where we stand here on Earth, it's easy to forget our planet is in constant motion. Most traditional time lapses of the Milky Way make it look …
Business Insider · 1dThe Arctic The northernmost reaches of the Earth are on fire. Here's what this record-breaking hot summer looks like from space.Business Insider - Aylin WoodwardThe Arctic is known for its icy expanses, frozen tundra, and massive floating glaciers. Not blazing wildfires. But in the midst of a record-breaking summer, the Arctic is burning. Last month, megafires
Exoplanets Earth is an exoplanet to aliens: This is what they'd seephys.org - Matt Williams The study of exoplanets has matured considerably in the last 10 years. During this time, the majority of the over 4000 exoplanets currently known …
Amazon River ‘Lungs of the Earth’: 5 things to know about the Amazonabs-cbn.com - Agence France-Presse The Amazon is the largest tropical forest in the world, covering 5.5 million square kilometers (2.1 million square miles), an ecological treasure …
