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First-Ever Octopus Genome Sequenced

By Jessica Arriens | NSF, Kevin Jiang | The University of Chicago on Aug 17, 2015   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education  

First-Ever Octopus Genome Sequenced

Multiple serpentine arms, a bulbous head, the ability to change color: No wonder the octopus is often compared to an alien creature. Turns out, its uniqueness extends beyond those external characteristics. In the first-ever sequencing of the entire octopus genome, researchers discovered unusual features that shed light on octopus evolution and biology, and set the […]

The Ghost of a Dying Star

By Richard Hook | ESO education and Public Outreach on Aug 5, 2015   Featured, Science/Education  

The Ghost of a Dying Star

Nicknamed the Southern Owl Nebula, this shimmering orb is a planetary nebula with a diameter of almost four light-years. Its informal name relates to its visual cousin in the northern hemisphere, the Owl Nebula. ESO 378-1 [1], which is also catalogued as PN K 1-22 and PN G283.6+25.3, is located in the constellation of Hydra […]

Studying Killer Whales with an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

By Rich Press | NOAA Fisheries on Jul 30, 2015   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education  

Studying Killer Whales with an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

Last year, for the first time, scientists used an unmanned aerial vehicle, or UAV, to study killer whales from above. In an article published this month in the Journal of Unmanned Vehicle Systems, scientists describe how they configured their UAV, turning it into a precision scientific instrument. The international team of scientists from NOAA Fisheries […]

Washington, D.C., Sinking Fast, Adding to Threat of Sea-Level Rise

By Joshua E. Brown | University of Vermont on Jul 29, 2015   Featured, National, Science/Education  

Washington, D.C., Sinking Fast, Adding to Threat of Sea-Level Rise

New research confirms that the land under the Chesapeake Bay is sinking rapidly and projects that Washington, D.C., could drop by six or more inches in the next century—adding to the problems of sea-level rise. This falling land will exacerbate the flooding that the nation’s capital faces from rising ocean waters due to a warming […]

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