A new study reports that the melting of glacial ice and ice sheets has resulted in a rise in the planet’s sea level, the highest in the past 6,000 years.
Methane-consuming microbes inhabit the deep sea
A new study suggests that methane-consuming microbes living on rocks in the deep sea could be preventing the greenhouse gas from reaching the atmosphere.
Confirmed: 1934 dust bowl worst drought of past millennium
1580 was the next-driest year, falling short by 30 percent.
Comet flying past Earth on Sunday will be closest of all time, may fry electronics
A comet the size of a small mountain on its way by the sun will pass both the Mars and Earth at incredibly close distances.
Scientists prepare for ultra-rare comet flyby of Mars
Astronomers are preparing for a rare flyby of a comet that will come within 87,000 miles of Mars on October 19.
Complex found in central Israel believed to be place of worship for ancient cult
Archaeologists believe that a 3,000-year-old complex found in central Israel was used primarily as a place of worship for an ancient cult.
Newest Mars probe already sending back valuable data
NASA’s MAVEN is now beaming back data from the initial phase of its mission.
Photosynthesis in plants alters climate change models
Past predictions of atmospheric CO2 levels for present-day found to overshoot currently measured levels by 17 percent, over estimation could be accounted for by a change in the way plants process CO2.
European Space Agency successfully places satellite around target Comet 67P
The European Space Agency hopes that their Rosetta Mission, which has successfully put a satellite in orbit around a comet, will give them more answers about their target Comet 67P.
Dutch plan to colonize Mars by 2025 slammed by MIT experts
An MIT team recently studied Amsterdam nonprofit Mars One’s plan for Red Planet colonization, finding it feasible but highly expensive.
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