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Saturn's hexagon is not unique
It turns out that Saturn's not the only place that displays geometrical shapes in its atmosphere. Earth does too.
A Martian Moment in Time, revisited
A good start to my day today: The New York Times' Lens Blog featured the
What's your favorite planet?
Before you answer, check out these images!
Copenhagen Needs More Space, Part 2 The Orbiting Carbon Observatory Must Fly Again
In our continuing saga of the Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO), the scene now switches from Copenhagen to Washington, D.C.
Copenhagen Needs More Space - Space Science Has Critical Role to Play in Climate Science
Climate change and Copenhagen are dominating the world news this week, as politicians, diplomats, scientists, and protesters gathered in the Danish city for the 2009 meeting for the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Another day, another natural disaster on Earth seen from space...
...but this one is much closer to home than Katrina and Rita were.