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11.20.09 | in Space | by NSF
Harnessing Wave Energy
Energy from ocean waves seems like the ultimate in renewable fuel, yet research lags behind studies of solar and wind power. Research now underway is based on ocean buoy generators. As ocean swells hit the buoy, electrical coils create electricity.
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11.20.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
Giant Cannibal Galaxy's Last Meal
New images show results of collision between giant galaxy and smaller neighbor.
11.19.09 | in Space | by Neil Branda et al., Simon Fraser University
Paralyzing Light Beam
Tiny nematodes are paralyzed by ultraviolet light in a new study. They stay that way until regular light is turned on.
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11.17.09 | in Space | by HPWREN
The Wired Wilderness
In this time-lapsed video, automated digital cameras capture the growth of the Horse fire in Cleveland National Forest on July 23, 2006.
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11.17.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
Vampire Star Is a Ticking Time Bomb
Vampire companion star could be long-sought progenitor to Type 1a supernova.
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11.13.09 | in Space | by Andrea Thompson
'Significant Amount' of Water Found on Moon
NASA's LCROSS probe discovered beds of water ice at the lunar south pole when it impacted the moon last month, mission scientists announced today.
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11.13.09 | in Space | by NSF
Unmanned Craft Monitors Ocean "Dead Zones"
Ocean "Dead zones" along the Washington and Oregon coasts are threatening critical U.S. fishing areas. These oxygen- depleted regions, that lose virtually all of their marine life in the summer, are expanding, and new ones are appearing.
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11.12.09 | in Space | by Clara Moskowitz
NASA to Subject Monkeys to Radiation
NASA plans to subject a group of monkeys to radiation to study what might happen to humans on long-term space missions, such as trips to the moon and Mars.
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11.11.09 | in Space | by Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Robots to Swarm the Seas
Swarms of soup-can-sized robots will soon plunge into the ocean seeking data on poorly understood phenomena from currents to biology.
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11.10.09 | in Space | by University of Missouri News Bureau
Making Ice Cream Healthy
University of Missouri researchers describe how they are working to make ice cream good for you by adding fiber and nutrients.
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11.10.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
3 Telescopes Combine for Stunning Milky Way Photo
Images of Milky Way hub from Hubble, Spitzer and Chandra combined into composite.
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11.10.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
Wild Solar System Spotted Around Distant Star
Planetary system around young star shows same chaotic dynamics as our early solar system.
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11.09.09 | in Space | by Clara Moskowitz
Black Holes: Powerhouses of the Universe
Black holes — extremely dense masses jammed into single points of space — pack quite an energy punch, releasing some of the most powerful radiation in the universe.
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11.06.09 | in Space | by NSF
Virtual Newscast
Scientists at Northwestern's Intelligent Information Laboratory are working on a project that creates customized newscasts, read by online avatars based on individual preferences. The program automatically generates a virtual news show.
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11.06.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
Rugged, Scarred Terrain Seen in New Mars Images
New Mars Express images showcase huge crater, chaotic Martian terrain.
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11.06.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
Some of the Universe's First Galaxies Discovered
Astronomers find early, distant galaxies that could illuminate universe's first light.
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11.05.09 | in Space | by Andrea Thompson
New Type of Supernova Discovered
New type of supernova featuring helium explosion on a white dwarf is discovered.
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11.05.09 | in Space | by Dartmouth
Why JFK Assassin Photo Wasn't Faked
Hany Farid explains why an incriminating photo of JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald isn't a fake, as Oswald and others claimed.
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11.05.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com Staff
Hubble Gives Best Ever View of Southern Pinwheel Galaxy
New Hubble camera details star birth and death in M83 galaxy.
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11.03.09 | in Space | by SPACE.com staff
Huge Galaxy Cluster Hints at Universe's Skeleton
Newfound cluster of galaxies hint at structure of the universe's cosmic web.
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