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Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Meteorites
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
12/21/12
Summary: A new tool is helping improve the odds of identifying meteorite falls on Earth. Using weather radars, scientists have helped identify three confirmed meteorites in the United States alone in the past eight months.

How Microbes Leap Across the Planet
Topic: Extreme Life
12/20/12
Summary: A surprising number of microorganisms are hitching rides in the upper troposphere and crossing the Pacific Ocean from Asia to North America.

Swansong Biospheres
Topic: Earth
12/20/12
Summary: Billions of years from now, life on Earth will be extinguished when the Sun becomes a Red Giant star. New research determines the last places life will exist before our planet is sterilized.

Supernova Did Not Birth Our Solar System
Topic: Cosmic Evolution
12/19/12
Summary: A new study challenges the idea that a nearby supernova forced the formation of our solar system.

Tau Ceti May Have a Habitable Planet
Topic: New Planets
12/19/12
Summary: Astronomers have discovered that one of the closest Sun-like stars to our solar system may host five planets. One of the planets may lie within the star's habitable zone.

Bacteria Needed to Make Fertile Soil
Topic: Biosphere
12/18/12
Summary: A new study shows that dead bacteria are important in soils because their biomass is converted to organic soil components.

Why the World Didn't End Yesterday
Topic: Earth
12/18/12
Summary: NASA is so sure the world won't come to an end on Dec. 21, 2012, they have already released this news item for the day after.

Tormentas en la Máquina
Topic: Climate
12/17/12
Summary: Dos investigadores de la NASA y la Universidad de Columbia, Emmi Yonekura y Tim Hall, están construyendo un modelo estadístico de tifones que puede generar rápidamente millones de tifones sintéticos desde su nacimiento hasta su terminación, y cuyas propiedades estadísticas coinciden con las de cientos de tifones históricos documentados.

Storms in the Machine
Topic: Climate
12/17/12
Summary: NASA researchers are constructing a statistical typhoon model that can quickly generate millions of synthetic typhoons from birth through termination. Their work could provide new details about the climate of Earth, and what the future may hold for life on our planet.

Slicing Up Time on the Space Station
Topic: Missions
12/17/12
Summary: Astronaut Don Pettit continues his diary from Expedition 31 on the International Space Station. In this installment he talks about how astronauts spend their time on the ISS - from performing experiments to simply trying to stay alive.

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