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ESA’s Envisat Is Watching Eyjafjallajoekull Erupt
Over the last several days, the world has been given a small glimpse of the power of nature on a planetary scale. The Eyjafjallajoekull Volcano in Iceland, which had not erupted since 1821, has suddenly awakened from its sleep and … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earth
Tagged Envisat, ESA, Eyjafjallajoekull, hotspot, Iceland, solar radiation, tectonic plates, volcanic, volcanoes
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Happy Birthday, Hubble: 20 Years of Great Astronomy
In a few days, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope will be 20 years old. Birthdays are a good time for looking back, and this is no exception. The Hubble telescope has provided us with so much good science and so many … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earth, Planets, Pluto, Telescopes
Tagged evolution, hubble telescope, NASA, organic molecules, Orion nebula, Spitzer, Vulpecula
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ESA Launches Cryosat-2 on a Mission to Study Earth’s Ice
The European Space Agency launched its CryoSat-2 satellite today (April 8, 2010), thus completing the third phase of its Earth Explorer Series. The satellite will give us our best picture yet of the effects of global warming on Earth’s ice, … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earth, Planets
Tagged CryoSat, Cryosat-2, DORIS, ESA, global warming, ice caps, ice sheets, probes, satellite, SIRAL
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Exploration of Mercury Will Continue With the Bepicolombo Probe
This is our second article about the exploration of Mercury. In the first, we looked at NASA’s MESSENGER probe, which will go into orbit around Mercury in 2011, and is already returning useful data. In this one, we will look … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earth, Mars, Mercury, Planets
Tagged BepiColombo, ESA, exosphere, JAXA, magnetosphere, Mariner 10, Mercury Planetary Orbiter, MESSENGER, probes, solar radiation
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