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New Study Proves the Magnetosphere Protects Earth
Topic: Spaceship Earth
03/09/12
Summary: A chance alignment of planets has allowed scientists to compare the protective effects of Earth's magnetic field with that of Mars' naked atmosphere.

Computer Simulations of Earth's Turbulent Magnetosphere
Topic: Spaceship Earth
02/11/12
Summary: Scientists are now using one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world to better understand the processes that give rise to space weather.

Cold Plasma Above Earth
Topic: Spaceship Earth
01/25/12
Summary: Scientists have developed a new method to measure cold plasma above the Earth, and have revealed more cold, charged ions in Earth's upper altitudes than previously imagined.

Earth’s Cloudy Past Could Reveal Exoplanet Details
Topic: Spaceship Earth
01/23/12
Summary: The pattern of clouds on Earth is largely determined by the arrangement of the continents below. Now, astronomers are modeling the clouds at different periods in Earth's past to better understand what alien worlds might look like.

Earth's Lightning Waves Leak into Space
Topic: Spaceship Earth
11/30/11
Summary: A NASA mission has provided the first view of Earth's 'atmospheric heartbeat' from space.

Earth's Bow Shock is Remarkably Thin
Topic: Spaceship Earth
11/29/11
Summary: New research shows that the bow shock formed by the interactions between the solar wind and Earth's magnetic field is remarkably thin.

Killer Solar Flares Won't Destroy Earth in 2012
Topic: Spaceship Earth
11/16/11
Summary: Space weather can profoundly affect planet Earth. Solar flares are capable of disrupting satellites and coronal mass ejections might even damage power grids on Earth. But even at their worst, flares and mass ejections from the Sun are not capable of destroying Earth.

Erupções Solares Assassinas Não Destruirão a Terra em 2012
Topic: Spaceship Earth
11/16/11
Summary: As condições meteorológicas espaciais podem afetar profundamente o planeta Terra. Erupções solares são capazes de interromper a comunicação com satélites e ejeções de massa coronal podem até danificar redes de energia na Terra. Mas mesmo no seu pior, erupções e ejeções de massa do Sol não são capazes de destruir a Terra.

Astrophysics and Extinctions
Topic: Spaceship Earth
10/18/11
Summary: A new study is providing information about how radiation from space can damage life on Earth, and shows that a short gamma ray burst would be more significant than a longer gamma ray bust. If one of these bursts of energy occurred nearby, it could have lasting effects on Earth's surface and oceans.

Colliding Space Clutter
Topic: Spaceship Earth
09/06/11
Summary: A new report from the National Research Council says that the problem of space debris in orbit around the Earth is getting worse. Hazards posed by abandoned equipment, spent rocket bodies, and other debris is an increasing risk for future space missions.

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