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What Arctic Rocks Say About Life in Mars Meteorite
Topic: Mars
11/12/12
Summary: In this interview, Hans Amundsen explains what rocks from the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard have in common with a famous Mars meteorite.

What Makes a Mission Name?
Topic: Missions
11/12/12
Summary: In his latest diary entry from Expedition 31, Don Pettit discusses daily life in microgravity on the International Space Station

Extreme Weather Preceded Collapse of Maya Civilization
Topic: Climate
11/11/12
Summary: A new study shows that extreme weather decimated the political culture and population of the ancient Maya.

Gap In Star's Dust Disk May Indicate Multiple Planets
Topic: New Planets
11/11/12
Summary: Observations of a young star with a mass similar to that of the Sun show a giant gap inside its protoplanetary disk. The gravitational force of newborn planets may account for the huge gap.

Climate Likely to be on the Hotter Side of Projections
Topic: Climate
11/10/12
Summary: A new NASA-funded study finds climate model projections that show a greater rise in global temperature are likely to prove more accurate than those showing a lesser rise. The study helps narrow the range of global warming expected in the coming decades and beyond.

Comet Collisions Every Six Seconds
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
11/10/12
Summary: Every six seconds, for millions or years, comets have been colliding with one another near a star in the constellation Cetus, which is visible to the naked eye. The star hosts one of only two known dusty disks that also contain large amounts of gas.

Timing the Tree of Life
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
11/09/12
Summary: A new technique could help scientists easily determine the time of divergence for branches on the 'Tree of Life.'

Cores de Exo-Terras Poderiam Indicar Habitabilidade
Topic: Alien Life
11/09/12
Summary: Quando a detecção direta de planetas semelhantes à Terra se torna possível, cientistas querem ser capazes de facilmente caracterizar estes planetas e ver quais deles podem ser apropriados à vida alienígena. Uma nova técnica mostra como as cores únicas de ambientes particulares, que se sabe abrigarem vida extremófila na Terra, podem ser detectadas remotamente.

Colors of ExoEarths Could Indicate Habitability
Topic: Alien Life
11/09/12
Summary: When direct detection of Earth-like planets becomes possible, scientists want to be able to easily characterize these planets and see which ones might be suitable for alien life. A new technique shows how the unique colors of particular environments known to harbor extremophile life on Earth can be detected remotely.

The Consequences of a Massive Volcanic Eruption
Topic: Geology
11/08/12
Summary: A new study shows how a colossal volcanic eruption 74,000 years ago affected early humans and Earth's climate.

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