While waiting for high-energy outbursts and cosmic explosions, NASA's Swift Gamma-ray Explorer satellite is monitoring Comet Lulin as it closes on Earth.
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NASA's Swift Spies Comet Lulin
NASA and Google Release CO2 Map
Interactive maps that detail carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel combustion are now available on the popular Google Earth platform.
Fermi Sees Most Extreme Gamma-ray Blast Yet
The first burst to be seen in high-res by the Fermi telescope had the greatest total energy, the fastest motions and the highest-energy initial emissions ever seen.
Scientists Find Black Gold Amidst Overlooked Data
Scientists recently found black gold bubbling up from an otherwise undistinguished mass of ocean imagery.
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NASA's Swift Spies Comet Lulin
While waiting for high-energy outbursts and cosmic explosions, NASA's Swift Gamma-ray Explorer satellite is monitoring Comet Lulin as it closes on Earth.
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NASA and Google Release CO2 Map
Interactive maps that detail carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel combustion are now available on the popular Google Earth platform.
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Fermi Sees Most Extreme Gamma-ray Blast Yet
The first burst to be seen in high-res by the Fermi telescope had the greatest total energy, the fastest motions and the highest-energy initial emissions ever seen.
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Scientists Find Black Gold Amidst Overlooked Data
Scientists recently found black gold bubbling up from an otherwise undistinguished mass of ocean imagery.
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Always Something Brewing Year 'Round on NASA's Hurricane Web Page
Hurricanes and tropical cyclones develop in various places around the world all year 'round, and NASA's Hurricane/Tropical Cyclone Web page covers them.
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NASA's Hurricane Site
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Goddard's Role in Hurricane Research
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