NASA
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NASA Satellites Capture Speed of Ice Melt, Ice Sheets and Glaciers Allowing Scientists to View Data Real-time
NASA and USGS are using a real-time ice sheet viewing process in order to study the factors that influence the movement of glaciers and ice sheets towards the sea.
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NASA, Stephen Hawking Build StarChip That Can Travel 1/5 Speed of Light to Alpha Centauri
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GeoCARB: NASA Rolls Out Second Earth Venture Mission
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NASA Glenn Research Center is Developing Aqueous Technology to Search Life on Mars' Waters
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NASA Gets $75 Million for Hurricane Matthew Repairs from Stopgap Spending Bill
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NASA Pioneer John Glenn Passes Away at Age of 95, First American to Orbit Planet Earth
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NASA to Use Chip-Sized Ships 100x Faster Than Usual Spacecraft
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