LiveScience Staff
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Latest articles by LiveScience Staff
Ocean's 8: Satellite Snaps Stunning Photo of Algae Bloom
By LiveScience Staff published
Such blooms are common in the southern oceans during spring and summer.
NASA to Fly Above Canada Snowstorms
By LiveScience Staff published
Flights will help NASA's goal of measuring snow from space.
Satellite Images Create Real Snow Globe
By LiveScience Staff published
From their vantage point in space, NASA satellites get to see a real snow globe.
NASA Satellites Spied Deadly Philippines Storm Washi
By LiveScience Staff published
Heavy rainfall detected in storm from space.
New Satellite Takes First Global Image of Earth
By LiveScience Staff published
NASA's NPP satellite gets a complete view of our planet every day.
'Heartbeat' of Earth's Atmosphere Detected from Space
By LiveScience Staff published
Could help understand makeup of atmosphere & Earth's weather.
NASA Climate Satellite Takes First Pictures
By LiveScience Staff published
11 days after its launch, NASA's NPP satellite sends back its first science data.
Ferocious Alaska Storm Spotted by Satellite
By LiveScience Staff published
Infrared imagery reveals storm's might.
Huge Crack Discovered in Antarctic Glacier
By LiveScience Staff published
Crack suggests iceberg about to break off.
Rina, Denver Snowstorm Caught in Same Satellite View
By LiveScience Staff published
Snow system moving eastward.
If German Satellite Falls on Your House, Who Pays for Repairs?
By LiveScience Staff published
It's unlikely that Germany's falling satellite will touch down on land, but the German space agency would be responsible for any damage compensation.
Ancient Meteorite Blast Resembled Volcanic Eruption
By LiveScience Staff published
New study of ancient impact shows similarity to large eruptions.
Best-Ever Topographic Map of Earth Released
By LiveScience Staff published
Covers 99 percent of planet's landmass.
NASA to Launch New Satellite to Track Earth's Weather, Climate
By LiveScience Staff published
First mission to monitor short- and long-term trends.
Hurricane Jova's Eye 'Winks' at Satellites
By LiveScience Staff published
Alternately clear and cloudy eye showed fluctuating storm strength.
Explosive Studies of Universe's Expansion Win Nobel Prize in Physics
By LiveScience Staff published
A trio of scientists discovered the expansion of the universe is accelerating.
Satellite Sees Hurricane Hilary Swirling Away from Mexico
By LiveScience Staff published
Hilary is major hurricane, but expected to weaken.
Amazing NASA Video Shows Fall Equinox from Space
By LiveScience Staff published
Watch this amazing animation of equinoxes and solstices from space.
New Map Shows Saltiness of Earth's Oceans
By LiveScience Staff published
Salt levels in the water play a big role in the planet's climate.
Hurricane Katia Spotted from Space
By LiveScience Staff published
Astronauts and satellites are watching Hurricane Katia closely.
Satellite Takes Last Look at Earth
By LiveScience Staff published
Caribbean islands are the final view for the satellite.
Eye of Hurricane Irene Spotted from Space
By LiveScience Staff published
Irene has strengthened and its eye is now discernable by satellite.
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