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Mercury Releases Into The Atmosphere From Ancient To Modern Time

By Press Release on Dec 16, 2011   Science/Education  

In pursuit of riches and energy over the last 5,000 years, humans have released into the environment 385,000 tons of mercury, the source of numerous health concerns, according to a new study that challenges the idea that releases of the metal are on the decline. The report appears in ACS’ journalEnvironmental Science & Technology.

Hubble Serves Up A Holiday Snow Angel

By Press Release on Dec 15, 2011   Science/Education  

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope presents a festive holiday greeting that's out of this world. The bipolar star-forming region, called Sharpless 2-106, looks like a soaring, celestial snow angel. The outstretched "wings" of the nebula record the contrasting imprint of heat and motion against the backdrop of a colder medium.

Car-Sized 'Curiosity' Rover Begins Research In Space

By Press Release on Dec 15, 2011   Science/Education  

NASA's car-sized Curiosity rover has begun monitoring space radiation during its 8-month trip from Earth to Mars. The research will aid in planning for future human missions to the Red Planet.

Portraits Of Moons Captured By Cassini

By Press Release on Dec 13, 2011   Science/Education  

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft successfully completed its closest-ever pass over Saturn’s moon Dione on Monday, Dec. 12, slaloming its way through the Saturn system on its way to tomorrow’s close flyby of Titan. Cassini is expected to glide about 2,200 miles (3,600 kilometers) over the Titan surface on Dec. 13.

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