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Saving Our Science

Posted By Emily Lakdawalla

2007/12/18 05:47 CST

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We've just posted an update on the "Save Our Science" campaign, with some good news. The omnibus Appropriations bill increases funding for planetary exploration and restores funding for science. However, the bill still faces a hurdle, in that President Bush has threatened to veto the bill if it contains less funding for the Iraq war than he has requested.

While I'm posting links to stuff on the website, there's a new entry in Tyler Nordgren's "Stars Above, Earth Below" journals, from the lovely Chaco Culture National Historic Park in New Mexico.

And Amir Alexander recently posted a story on the first detailed "picture" of an extrasolar atmosphere.

And don't forget to take a listen to the weekly Planetary Radio show. This time Mat Kaplan interviews JPL atmospheric scientist Annmarie Eldering on the Aura Earth-observing satellite.

And finally, a link offsite to the Washington Post, which recently printed an entertaining profile of The Planetary Society's President Neil deGrasse Tyson.

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