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Crashing Waves Reveal Earth's Interior
Topic: Geology
12/10/12
Summary: A new technique could help scientists study structures beneath the Earth's surface by measuring tiny seismic waves created by ocean waves as they crash against the shore.

Beating Stray Light
Topic: Missions
12/10/12
Summary: Astronaut Don Pettit continues his diary from Expedition 31 on the International Space Station. In this installment he talks about dealing with reflected light in space photography and capturing images in the far infrared.

The Moon's Battered History
Topic: Moon to Mars
12/09/12
Summary: Data from NASA's GRAIL mission indicates that in the first billion years of formation, the Moon may have endured much more massive impacts than previously thought.

New NASA Mars Rover to Launch in 2020
Topic: Mars
12/09/12
Summary: NASA has announced a new multi-year program for Mars exploration. The plans include a new robotic science rover set to launch in 2020.

Opportunity Completes Circle of Matijevic Hill
Topic: Mars
12/08/12
Summary: NASA's long-lived Opporunity rover has completed its walkabout of a crater-rim site where observations from orbiting Mars spacecraft detected traces of clay minerals.

Ancient Caverns on Mars May Have Captured Floodwaters
Topic: Mars
12/08/12
Summary: Researchers have found evidence that water from catastrophic flood discharges 2 billion years ago may have been captured by extensive cavern systems on Mars. The findings could have implications in understanding the potential for life on ancient Mars.

Fracking Microbes
Topic: Extreme Life
12/07/12
Summary: A team of scientists has made a genetic analysis of microbes living deep inside a shale deposit and uncovered some unexpected surprises.

Titan is Icier Than Thought
Topic: Titan
12/07/12
Summary: A new analysis of data from Titan suggests that the moon's icy outer crust is twice as thick as scientists previously thought. Beneath this icy shell, which could be 200 kilometers thick, an ocean of liquid water is thought to exist.

The Long and the Short of Oil and Water
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
12/06/12
Summary: Scientists have discovered that water transforms into a previously unknown structure between a liquid and a vapor when in contact with alcohol molecules containing long, only chains. The findings could have implications in understanding numerous biological processes.

Europe’s Origin of Life Summit: Excerpts from an Interview with Stuart Kauffman
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
12/06/12
Summary: Molecular biologist and complexity theorist, Stuart Kauffman, discusses his role in research taking place as part of the Origin of Life-CERN collaborative project. In February 2013, CERN is set to host private talks concerning the potential for origin of life research at the organization.

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