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Mega-Cloud from Canadian Wildfires Will Help Model Impacts of Nuclear War

By Todd Bates | Rutgers University on Aug 9, 2019   Featured, Science/Education  

Mega-Cloud from Canadian Wildfires Will Help Model Impacts of Nuclear War

  British Columbia wildfires in 2017 created a massive cloud that circled the Northern Hemisphere   Photo: An enormous cloud of smoke from intense wildfires drifted over northern Canada on August 15, 2017. The image is a mosaic composed from several satellite overpasses because the affected area was so large. Image: NASA Earth Observatory Extreme […]

Anatomy of a Cosmic Seagull

By Mariya Lyubenova | ESO Head of Media Relations Team on Aug 7, 2019   Featured, Science/Education  

Anatomy of a Cosmic Seagull

  Colourful and wispy, this intriguing collection of objects is known as the Seagull Nebula, named for its resemblance to a gull in flight. Made up of dust, hydrogen, helium and traces of heavier elements, this region is the hot and energetic birthplace of new stars. The remarkable detail captured here by ESO’s VLT Survey […]

50 Years Ago: One Small Step, One Giant Leap

By John Uri | NASA Johnson Space Center on Jul 20, 2019   Featured, National, National/World, Science/Education  

50 Years Ago: One Small Step, One Giant Leap

  Words such as these were emblazoned in dozens of languages on the front page of newspapers around the world, echoing the first part of President John F. Kennedy’s bold challenge to the nation, made more than eight years earlier – to land a man on the Moon. That part was successfully accomplished on July […]

Scientists Discover how the Mosquito Brain Integrates Diverse Sensory Cues to Locate a Host to Bite

By James Urton | University of Washington on Jul 19, 2019   Featured, Science/Education  

Scientists Discover how the Mosquito Brain Integrates Diverse Sensory Cues to Locate a Host to Bite

  For female mosquitoes, finding their next meal is all about smelling and seeing. Through behavioral experiments and real-time recording of the female mosquito brain, a team of scientists, led by researchers at the University of Washington, has discovered how the mosquito brain integrates signals from two of its sensory systems — visual and olfactory […]

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