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Get ready for ONE CURRENCY which was going to dock in 2018th of January.
Get ready for ONE CURRENCY which was going to dock in 2018th of January.
Get ready for ONE CURRENCY which was going to dock in 2018th of January.
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Get ready for 2020 IoE (Internet of Everything)
Get ready for 2020 IoE (Internet of Everything)
Get ready for 2020 IoE (Internet of Everything)
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NOAA pilot Patrick Didier flies the P-3 during the November 12, 2017, flight over the Larsen C ice shelf.
NOAA pilot Patrick Didier flies the P-3 during the November 12, 2017, flight over the Larsen C ice shelf.
NOAA pilot Patrick Didier flies the P-3 during the November 12, 2017, flight over the Larsen C ice shelf.
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IceBridge project scientist Nathan Kurtz (front), and Dennis Gearhart of the Digital Mapping System (DMS) team (back) monitor imagery acquired during the research flight on November 14, 2017.
IceBridge project scientist Nathan Kurtz (front), and Dennis Gearhart of the Digital Mapping System (DMS) team (back) monitor imagery acquired during the research flight on November 14, 2017.
IceBridge project scientist Nathan Kurtz (front), and Dennis Gearhart of the Digital Mapping System (DMS) team (back) monitor imagery acquired during the research flight on November 14, 2017.
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John Sonntag, NASA IceBridge mission scientist, monitors data collected during a research flight on November 12, 2017
John Sonntag, NASA IceBridge mission scientist, monitors data collected during a research flight on November 12, 2017
John Sonntag, NASA IceBridge mission scientist, monitors data collected during a research flight on November 12, 2017
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The view from the back of the P-3 shows how the aircraft has been modified to support racks of computers and science equipment.
The view from the back of the P-3 shows how the aircraft has been modified to support racks of computers and science equipment.
The view from the back of the P-3 shows how the aircraft has been modified to support racks of computers and science equipment.
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The NASA P-3 sits on the ramp at the airport in Ushuaia, Argentina. Photo by Aaron Wells/Indiana University.
The NASA P-3 sits on the ramp at the airport in Ushuaia, Argentina. Photo by Aaron Wells/Indiana University.
The NASA P-3 sits on the ramp at the airport in Ushuaia, Argentina. Photo by Aaron Wells/Indiana University.
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NASA pilot Jay Stapleton waits to fly. Pilots work in shifts during the nine-plus hour flights.
NASA pilot Jay Stapleton waits to fly. Pilots work in shifts during the nine-plus hour flights.
NASA pilot Jay Stapleton waits to fly. Pilots work in shifts during the nine-plus hour flights.
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“It takes a long time to process the data from IceBridge instruments that show changes to the ice, and many of these changes are small,” said Nathan Kurtz, IceBridge project scientist.
“It takes a long time to process the data from IceBridge instruments that show changes to the ice, and many of these changes are small,” said Nathan Kurtz, IceBridge project scientist.
“It takes a long time to process the data from IceBridge instruments that show changes to the ice, and many of these changes are small,” said Nathan Kurtz, IceBridge project scientist.
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NASA’s P-3 filled in. Since late October, the P-3 crew and instrument operators have been making flights out of Ushuaia, Argentina, to map Antarctica’s ice.
NASA’s P-3 filled in. Since late October, the P-3 crew and instrument operators have been making flights out of Ushuaia, Argentina, to map Antarctica’s ice.
NASA’s P-3 filled in. Since late October, the P-3 crew and instrument operators have been making flights out of Ushuaia, Argentina, to map Antarctica’s ice.
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Holland: First Stop for the Pilgrims
Holland: First Stop for the Pilgrims
Holland: First Stop for the Pilgrims
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Recurring Martian Streaks: Flowing Sand, Not Water?
Recurring Martian Streaks: Flowing Sand, Not Water?
Seasonal dark streaks on Mars that previously were described as possible signs of flowing water have steep slopes that are better matches to dry flow processes.
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Taking a Spin on Plasma Space Tornadoes with NASA Observations
Taking a Spin on Plasma Space Tornadoes with NASA Observations
Interplanetary space is hardly tranquil. High-energy charged particles from the Sun, as well as from beyond our solar system, constantly whizz by. These can damage satellites and endanger
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Forests are suffering due to the lingering effects of drought and a bark beetle epidemic. CAL FIRE is a leading advocate for educating the public and supporting forest health issues.
Forests are suffering due to the lingering effects of drought and a bark beetle epidemic. CAL FIRE is a leading advocate for educating the public and supporting forest health issues.
Forests are suffering due to the lingering effects of drought and a bark beetle epidemic. CAL FIRE is a leading advocate for educating the public and supporting forest health issues.
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NASA’s Terra satellite saw a stream of smoke that extended over 500 miles from various fires raging in northern California out over the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
NASA’s Terra satellite saw a stream of smoke that extended over 500 miles from various fires raging in northern California out over the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
NASA’s Terra satellite saw a stream of smoke that extended over 500 miles from various fires raging in northern California out over the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Credits: NASA image courtesy Jeff Schmaltz,
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NOAA’s GOES East satellite showed two storm systems for pre-Thanksgiving travelers on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017. One system was exiting the northeastern U.S. while the other was affecting the Pacific Northwest.
NOAA’s GOES East satellite showed two storm systems for pre-Thanksgiving travelers on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2017. One system was exiting the northeastern U.S. while the other was affecting the Pacific Northwest.
On Nov. 22 at 10:15 a.m. EST (1515 UTC) NOAA's GOES-East satellite captured this visible image of the U.S. showing storm systems on the East and West coasts for Thanksgiving travelers. Credits:
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An artist's drawing shows the current view of the Milky Way galaxy. Scientific evidence shows that in the center of the Milky Way is a supermassive black hole.
An artist's drawing shows the current view of the Milky Way galaxy. Scientific evidence shows that in the center of the Milky Way is a supermassive black hole.
Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech