Cassini Evidence Suggests Enceladus Harbors Water
Astronomers say it is likely that Saturn's moon Enceladus hides a large body of liquid water just beneath its icy surface.What is the redOrbit Knowledge Network?
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White House Announces New Climate Service
The Obama administration announced Monday that plans are underway for a new office to take on climate change, hoping to help businesses map out ways to...
The Obama administration announced Monday that plans are underway for a new office to take on climate change, hoping to help businesses map out ways to...
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Patagonian Dust over the Atlantic Ocean.
The MODIS on the Aqua satellite captured this image of a dust storm in southern Argentina over the Atlantic Ocean on January 24, 2010. Earlier in the day the dust had risen from point sources on land ...
Opportunity Passes 12-Mile Marker.
This artist's concept portrays NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity on the surface of Mars. On Jan. 28, 2010, Opportunity clicked over the 12-mile mark of driving on Mars....
Quasar Pair Captured in Galaxy Collision.
This composite image shows the effects of two galaxies caught in the act of merging. A Chandra X-ray Observatory image shows a pair of quasars in blue, located about 4.6 billion light years away, but ...
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