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- NASA’s Space Science “Hide the Decline” Scandal Fri, 15 Jun 18, 2:05pmGuest essay by Eric Worrall h/t Dr. Willie Soon – an outside researcher has uncovered what he alleges is an attempt by NASA JPL asteroid researchers to pass off other research results as the product of their model,...
- Ex NASA Employee: Planned Blog Posts on Coal to Solar Plant Conversions Cancelled Wed, 30 May 18, 8:34pmGuest essay by Eric Worrall An ex-employee claims “fear and anxiety” of President Trump is causing a drop in NASA climate posts. But some of the activities which were allegedly cancelled give us a glimpse of just...
- Images from NASA reveal the enduring damage in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria Fri, 25 May 18, 2:00amNASA has released more than 65,000 high-resolution aerial images of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, which document the full extent of the ecological damage caused by the deadly hurricane in 2017...
- Green Confusion: Trump NASA Administrator Thinks Humans Contribute to Climate Change Sun, 20 May 18, 2:00pmGuest essay by Eric Worrall “Denier” NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has confused critics by suggesting that humans contribute to climate change “in a major way”...
- NASA study shows water shortages could worsen without action Fri, 18 May 18, 3:52amIn a recent "first-of-its-kind" study led by NASA, scientists found major changes to freshwater availability — changes that could impact water shortages over the course of the century...
- NASA plans to send a helicopter to Mars Tue, 15 May 18, 12:08amA small, autonomous helicopter could soon soar above the rusty rocks of Mars. Dubbed the Mars Helicopter, the rotorcraft is hitching a ride to the Red Planet as part of NASA's Mars 2020 rover mission. The BBC said this could...
- The Trump Administration just ended the program that monitors carbon emissions Fri, 11 May 18, 12:30amWhile the news media focuses its attention on the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and the scandals related President Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen, the Trump Administration quietly ended the Carbon Monitoring System...
- The Trump Administration just ended the program that lets us monitor carbon emissions Fri, 11 May 18, 12:30amWhile the news media focuses its attention on the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and the scandals related President Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen, the Trump Administration quietly ended the Carbon Monitoring System...
- President Trump Cancels Paris Agreement Carbon Monitoring Project Thu, 10 May 18, 2:29pmGuest essay by Eric Worrall Climate advocates are devastated that President Trump has pulled the budget of a project aimed at monitoring international compliance with Paris Agreement Pledges...
- Scientists just detected helium in an exoplanet's atmosphere for the first time Fri, 4 May 18, 5:18amFor the first time, researchers have identified the presence of helium within the atmosphere of a planet beyond our solar system, offering yet another glimpse into the weather patterns of exoplanets...
- The Earth-like planets orbiting this star could hold 250 times more water than Earth Sat, 28 Apr 18, 3:21amRecent research suggests that some of the Earth-size planets orbiting the star TRAPPIST-1 could carry more water than our own planet. TRAPPIST-1 is an ultra-cool red dwarf discovered in 1999, and its planets were first documented...
- Even NASA isn't quite sure how to explain these holes in the Arctic Sea's ice Tue, 24 Apr 18, 2:52amCan you identify the holes in the sea ice pictured above? If so, let NASA know. They recently posted the image, snapped over the Beaufort Sea, as the April 2018 Puzzler on their "Earth Matters" blog. They aren't quite sure...
- The largest fire in Greenland's history warns of an extreme future Sat, 14 Apr 18, 3:01amThe largest wildfire in Greenland's history burned bright last summer, a potential warning sign for a future rattled by catastrophic climate change. Scientists are concerned that Greenland's massive ice sheet may absorb...
- BBC Climate Explainers Recycle Yesterday’s “The Day After Tomorrow” Thu, 12 Apr 18, 8:40amGuest essay by Eric Worrall Yesterday’s “The Day After Tomorrow” climate explainer’s excuse for cold winters is back – research suggests that the North Atlantic current is weaker than anytime...
- Developing nations want to dim the sun using a giant chemical sunshade Fri, 6 Apr 18, 12:56amScientists around the world want to create a giant sunshade in the sky to help reverse climate change. "Solar engineering" involves spraying tiny reflective particles into the atmosphere to cool the Earth by reflecting and...