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NASA Planning to Launch Satellites Capable of Monitoring Additional Hurricane Data
Though scientists are able to detect hurricanes from far off and gauge their intensity, but determining other factors that could cause damage has not always been possible.
Aztec Skull Rack Unearthed in Mexico City, Was Likely a Display for Intimidation
July 2015 Was Earth's Hottest Month on Record Amid Historically Hot Year
Cassini Spacecraft Snaps Final Portraits of Dione, Saturn's Cratered Moon
No Asteroid Threat to Earth, Says NASA
Humans Described as 'Super Predators' in New Study
Curiosity Mars Rover Shares Low Angle Selfie At Latest Drill Site (LOOK)
Gas Giants Collect Pebble-Sized Objects to Grow Their Own Mass
By Russell WesterholmCalifornia's Drought is Being Worsened by Manmade Climate Change, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmAurora as Seen From the International Space Station: NASA Astronaut Shares Stunning Image
By Russell WesterholmChina's Carbon Emission Factor from Coal in 2013 was Overestimated By About 10 Percent
By Russell WesterholmUrban 'Grime' Absorbs Air Pollutants, Re-Releases Them When Hit With Sunlight
By Russell WesterholmHummingbird Tongues Detailed in New Study, Disproving a Long Held Theory
By Russell WesterholmEvolution of Dogs Linked to Climate Change
By Rashmi KaliaAncient Human Hand Bone is the Oldest Known Sample to Resemble Moden Human's Hand
By Russell Westerholm
