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Relativity Space Launches First Terran 1 Rocket
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Terran 1 is launching the Good Luck, Have Fun mission, the first orbital launch attempt from Relativity Space. Liftoff is scheduled for a window from 10 PM t...
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Sea level rise slowed down in 2022. NASA says it's just a blip
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The La Niña effect slowed sea level rise last year, but NASA still warns of impending gloom.
'Ghost Particles': Scientists Finally Detect Neutrinos in Particle Collider
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The ghost, at long last, is actually in the machine: For the first time, scientists have created neutrinos in a particle collider.
Remains of impact that created the Moon may lie deep within Earth
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Mysterious rocks at mantle’s base tied to violent “Theia” strike 4.5 billion years ago
Now or never: One of the biggest climate reports ever shows time is running out
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The U.N.'s IPCC report is the clumination of more than six years of work by thousands of climate scientists.
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The idea of removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to turn back the clock on climate change is an appealing one. Can these technologies deliver on their promise?
NASA Uses 30-Year Satellite Record to Track and Project Rising Seas
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Observations from space show that the rate of sea level rise is increasing. Knowing where and how much rise is happening can help coastal planners prepare for future hazards.
Alaskan glacier bigger than Switzerland may lead to largest US threat
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A 3D radar 'body scan' of a large coastal glacier in Alaska revealed previously unknown weak points.
Opinion | The Colorado River Is Running Dry, but Nobody Wants to Talk About the Mud
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It’s time to drill holes in Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River and empty Lake Powell.