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The Deepest Drilling on Earth
Topic: Extreme Life
09/10/12
Summary: A team of scientists has drilled into the Earth and obtained rock samples from deeper than 2,111 meters below the sea floor. The samples could provide valuable information about the deep subsurface biosphere of Earth.

Newer Isn't Necessarily Better
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
09/09/12
Summary: A new study shows how tiny sea creatures called rhabdopleurids have survived for more than 500 million years and outlasted more elaborate species that descended from a common ancestor.

Bacteria are Social Creatures
Topic: Biosphere
09/09/12
Summary: New research has revealed that bacteria can have social structures similar to plants and animals. The study provides new insight into mechanisms that could effect the evolution of life on Earth.

Curiosity Begins to Work its Arm
Topic: Mars
09/08/12
Summary: After driving more than a football field's length since landing, NASA's Mars rover Curiosity is spending several days preparing for full use of the tools on its arm.

Mars's Dramatic Climate Variations Are Driven by the Sun
Topic: Mars
09/08/12
Summary: On Mars's poles there are ice caps of ice and dust with layers that reflect to past climate variations on Mars. Researchers have related the layers in the ice cap on Mars's north pole to variations in solar insolation on Mars, thus establishing the first dated climate history for Mars.

Hadley Crater Provides Deep Insight into Mars Geology
Topic: Mars
09/07/12
Summary: ESA's Mars Express has returned to its primary mission after providing support for the landing of the Curiosity rover. The spacecraft has returned deep views into the martian crust within the walls of Hadley Crater, providing insight into the history of Mars's climate.

Pressure Suits are the Height of Fashion
Topic: Moon to Mars
09/07/12
Summary: A new book details the protective clothing worn by humans at the edge of space. Pressure suits and spacesuits have allowed us to explore the edge of Earth's atmosphere and beyond, and will continue to play a major role on future missions.

Name That Asteroid
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
09/06/12
Summary: NASA has announced an asteroid naming contest for students. The winner will name an asteroid from which the upcoming OSIRIS-REx mission will return samples to Earth.

The Contrasting Consequences of a Warmer Earth
Topic: Climate
09/05/12
Summary: A new study based on studies of the geological and fossil record of Earth suggests that biodiversity generally increases as our planet warms.

Weird Microbe Chemistry Releases Methane from the Ocean
Topic: Biosphere
09/05/12
Summary: Scientists have discovered "weird chemistry" practiced by the most abundant microbes on the planet, and could be responsible for up to 4 percent of the methane on Earth.

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