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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 […]

ESO Contributes to Protecting Earth from Dangerous Asteroids

By ESO on Jun 4, 2019   Featured, Science/Education  

ESO Contributes to Protecting Earth from Dangerous Asteroids

Photo: ESO’s Very Large Telescope’s Sphere instrument obtain the sharpest images of a double asteroid as it flew by Earth on 25 May. The left-hand image shows SPHERE observations of Asteroid 1999 KW4, artist impression right. Image-ESO VLT observes a passing double asteroid hurtling by Earth at 44,000 MPH The International Asteroid Warning Network (IAWN) […]

Earth Day 2019 Looks at Human Effect on Planet

By Smita Nordwall | VOA on Apr 22, 2019   Featured, National/World, World  

Earth Day 2019 Looks at Human Effect on Planet

  On April 22, more than 1 billion people in 192 countries are expected to take part in a global day of political and civic action for the Earth. People will march, plant trees, clean up their cities, parks, beaches and waterways, politicians will announce policies, and corporations will pledge to work toward sustainability — […]

Did the Chicxulub Asteroid Cause Earth’s Thermometer to Spike?

By Michelle Hampson | AAAS on Jul 15, 2018   Featured, Science/Education  

Did the Chicxulub Asteroid Cause Earth’s Thermometer to Spike?

When the Chicxulub asteroid smashed into Earth 65 million years ago, the event drove an abrupt and long-lasting era of global warming, a new study reports. The results , published in the May 25 issue of Science, suggest that the asteroid impact caused a rapid temperature increase of 5 degrees Celsius (roughly 9 degrees Fahrenheit) that endured for […]

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