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Hubble and Webb Teamed Up on Distant Solar System Bodies and Found Fewer Tiny Ones Than Some Models Predicted
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (840+ words) NASA announced the joint Hubble and Webb results on September 8, alongside two complementary papers published that day in The Astronomical Journal. NASA says it is the first time the two telescopes have been used jointly to study Trans-Neptunian Objects, and…...
Heat From Mount Michael's Lava Lake Shows Up in a Rare Clear Satellite View of the South Sandwich Islands
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (898+ words) A volcano that is almost always hidden by clouds showed up clearly from orbit near the end of the austral winter. NASA released imagery through its Earth Observatory on September 7 showing heat from the lava lake in Mount Michael's summit…...
NOAA Sets Fall Shark Identification Workshops as Look-Alike Species Complicate Atlantic Catch Reports
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (783+ words) Federal fisheries regulators have set the fall schedule for the two classroom courses that Atlantic shark dealers and longline and gillnet crews must complete to keep their permits valid. NOAA Fisheries published the workshop notice in the Federal Register on…...
Hubble Tracks a 10 Sided Wave Over Saturn's South Pole That Researchers Cannot Yet Explain
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (748+ words) Astronomers have found a giant 10-sided wave encircling Saturn's south pole, and the strangest part is not that a shape with straight edges exists on a ball of gas. It is that this one appears to be forming now, becoming…...
California Volcano Observatory Finds No Sign of Magma in the Coso Earthquake Swarm
6+ day, 28+ min ago (807+ words) An earthquake swarm that began on August 20 inside the Coso Volcanic Field in Inyo County, California has continued for weeks, and the U.S. Geological Survey has repeatedly said the same thing about it: there is no sign that magma is involved....
NOAA Opens Public Comment on BBC Plan to Film Monomoy Gray Seals with Drones
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (914+ words) The National Marine Fisheries Service has opened a public comment period on an application from BBC Natural History and Factual Productions Ltd. to film gray seals at Monomoy Island off Cape Cod, Massachusetts, using both ground crews and drones. Written…...
USGS Reopens Comment on Its Survey of the Earth Sites That Stand In for Other Planets
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (636+ words) Before a rover reaches Mars or an astronaut walks on the Moon, the mission is rehearsed on Earth, on ground chosen because it resembles the destination. Cinder fields stand in for regolith. Impact craters stand in for impact craters. Lava…...
Sunspot-Free Solar Region Drove a Rare Proton Burst as NOAA Posts a Minor Storm Watch
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (586+ words) Solar physicists track active regions partly by their sunspots. A region bristling with dark, magnetically complex spots is the one to watch. When those spots fade and the area decays to plage, a bright patch of hotter gas where a…...
DNA Reveals Seven New Madagascar Frog Species, and Researchers Propose 24 of 27 Are Threatened
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (663+ words) An international team of twelve researchers has described seven previously unnamed species of Madagascar's diamond frogs, and in the same monograph proposed that 24 of the genus's now 27 species should be treated as threatened with extinction. The revision appeared in the…...
Simulation Suggests Rocky Planet Building Blocks Formed in the Universe's First Few Hundred Million Years
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (848+ words) The claim is specific. In one cosmological simulation, a dense cloud core enriched by a single pair-instability supernova collapsed into a protoplanetary disk around a star roughly 70 percent the mass of the Sun, and several Earth masses of planetesimals formed…...