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Space Weather: Explosions on Venus

By NASA on Mar 6, 2012   Science/Education  

Space Weather: Explosions on Venus

In the grand scheme of the solar system, Venus and Earth are almost the same distance from the sun. Yet the planets differ dramatically: Venus is some 100 times hotter than Earth and its days more than 200 times longer.

Ultra-fast Outflows Help Monster Black Holes Shape Their Galaxies

By NASA.Gov on Feb 29, 2012   Science/Education  

Ultra-fast Outflows Help Monster Black Holes Shape Their Galaxies

A curious correlation between the mass of a galaxy's central black hole and the velocity of stars in a vast, roughly spherical structure known as its bulge has puzzled astronomers for years.

New Fossil Penguin from New Zealand May be the Biggest Ever

By Society of Vertebrate Paleontology on Feb 28, 2012   Science/Education  

New Fossil Penguin from New Zealand May be the Biggest Ever

DEERFIELD, IL (February 2012) – Penguins are hot today, despite being usually found in the cold. They've become icons of wildlife as they walked with their Happy Feet into pop-culture.

Antarctic Salty Soil Sucks Water Out of the Atmosphere: Could it Happen on Mars?

By Oregon State University on Feb 28, 2012   Science/Education  

Antarctic Salty Soil Sucks Water Out of the Atmosphere: Could it Happen on Mars?

CORVALLIS, Ore. – The frigid McMurdo Dry Valleys in Antarctica are a cold, polar desert, yet the sandy soils there are frequently dotted with moist patches in the spring despite a lack of snowmelt and no possibility of rain.

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