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Recent Articles
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Geology: The Top Ten Volcanoes
This video provides a quick introduction to the top ten volcanoes on Earth.
Locations: The Moon Is Shrinking
Geologic features discovered on the moon suggest it is shrinking as it ages and cools.
Wildlife: Baby Bear With Head Stuck In Jar Is Rescued
A baby bear cub in the Ocala National Forest had it's head stuck in a plastic jar for 10 days before being rescued.
Atmosphere: Curry Cures Climate Killing Cow Belching
If you add curry seasoning to your cow's diet, they'll belch less methane, and be more climate friendly livestock.
Locations: Meet Hoags Object - A Ring Galaxy
Let's explore Hoag's Object, a ring galaxy that looks like a doughnut that's 100,000 light years across.
Locations: Light From Milky Way Casts A Shadow
Here's a special photo which shows the light of the Milky Way casting shadows across a late night landscape.
Atmosphere: Lake Tanganyika Is Getting Warmer
Lake Tanganyika in East Africa is the second largest lake in the world, and it's getting warmer.
Wildlife: Meet The Olm, A Salamander That Can Live A Century
Olms are a foot long fleshy finger looking salamander, that can live up to century, the longest living amphibian by far.
Science: Is Time Slowing Down?
Spanish scientists offer an interesting theory that over turns the notion that our universe is expanding at an accelerating rate.
Science: Black Couple Has White, Blond, Blue Eyed Baby
A black English couple of Nigerian heritage were surprised when their new baby appeared with white skin, blond hair and blue eyes.
Science: Dna Parts Factory Up And Running
The world's first factory for providing a reliable supply of DNA parts is up and running and beginning to build it's inventory.
Atmosphere: 300 Scientists Say Last Decade Warmest On Record
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration sees unmistakable signs of a warming world.
Locations: Greenland Ice Sheet Key To Our Future
Scientists tell the U.S. Congress that the entire Greenland ice sheet will vanish if temperatures rise 2 degrees centigrade, leading to a 23 foot sea level rise around the world.
Atmosphere: Nasa Uses Drones To Study Lighting In Hurricanes
NASA scientists have equipped remote controlled drone airplanes with equipment to study lightning in hurricanes.
Oceans: Mass Bleaching Of Coral Reefs
Coral reefs across south east Asia, the Indian Ocean and Pacific receive historic levels of damage from rising ocean temperatures.
Locations: Breakthrough In Telescopes Opens New Window On Universe
Earth based telescopes are being improved to the point that they can take images of the universe as clear as those available from the Hubble.
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Researchers have used genetic engineering to turn mouse skin cells in to mouse heart muscle cells.
Locations: Video Tour Of Southern Greenland
This YouTube video offers a quick video tour of southern Greenland. There's no information here, but a nice series of scenic video clips.
Oceans: Scientists Working On A New Way To Detect Tsunamis
Scientists are making plans to monitor tsunamis using GPS satellites that can detect disturbances in the atmosphere.
Locations: Huge Iceberg Breaks Off Of Greenland Glacier
An iceberg four times the size of Manhattan has broken off of Greenland's Petermann Glacier.
Atmosphere: Wallace Broecker Was The First To Predict Global Warming
Geoscientist Wallace Broecker was the first to predict human generated global warming in a scientific paper.
Science: Sea Sponges Share 70 Percent Of Human Genes
Genetic sequencing of sea sponges on the Great Barrier Reef found their genetic makeup is about 70% the same as humans.
Geology: View The Aftermath Of A Huge Landslide In Canada
The recent Meager Creek landslide in British Columbia was one of the largest landslides in Canada in decades.
Science: Are You Ready To Be Teleported To Another Galaxy?
If you think "Beam Me Up Scotty" is a silly Startrek fantasy, meet Christopher Monroe of the Joint Quantum Institute, who has teleported an atom a distance of one meter.
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