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First Reported Mar 19 2010 - Updated Mar 19 2010 - 1 Documents

Day and night to be equally long Saturday

New Delhi, March 19 (IANS) Sky gazers in the capital are looking forward to watch the spring equinox Saturday - when the sun shines directly overhead as viewed from the earth, making the night and day equally long.According to scientists, equinox marks ... [Published Mar 19 2010 by Yahoo! India]
First Reported Mar 18 2010 - Updated Mar 19 2010 - 2 Documents

James Webb Space Telescope One Step Closer To Completion

One Step Closer To Completionillustration only by Staff WritersGreenbelt MD (SPX) Mar 19, 2010A working replica of MIRI - the pioneering camera and spectrometer for the - has just been shipped (16th March) from the Science and Technology Facilities Council's ... [Published Mar 19 2010 by Space Daily]
First Reported Mar 16 2010 - Updated Mar 16 2010 - 1 Documents

Teachers Sought as NASA MESSENGER Educator Fellows

Teachers from across the U.S. are invited to apply to become Educator Fellows for NASA’s MESSENGER mission to Mercury. The 30 master teachers chosen for the program will receive special training to help them conduct teacher training workshops featuring ... [Published Mar 16 2010 by Red Orbit]
First Reported Mar 16 2010 - Updated Mar 16 2010 - 1 Documents

The Ultimate Space Science Mission

The New Horizons spacecraft has been in transit to Pluto since 2006 and will not arrive until 2015. In comparison, missions to the nearest neighboring stars that possess planets of interest will likely require decades of travel time. by Launchspace s ... [Published Mar 16 2010 by Space Daily]
First Reported Mar 13 2010 - Updated Mar 14 2010 - 1 Documents

Back To The Drawing Board?

I’ve never been a big fan of nuking asteroids, but this test should cause some concern:Don Korycansky of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and Catherine Plesko of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico simulated blowing up asteroids ... [Published Mar 13 2010 by Transterrestrial Musings]
First Reported Mar 11 2010 - Updated Mar 11 2010 - 1 Documents

Helene of Saturnian Troy

The Cassini spacecraft recently passed very near the tiny moon Helene . Helene is a dinky iceball, only about 36$32x30 km (22$19x18 miles) in size (this picture has an incredible resolution of about 113 meters (103 yards) per pixel). It circles Saturn ... [Published Mar 11 2010 by Discover Magazine]
First Reported Mar 06 2010 - Updated Mar 06 2010 - 1 Documents

In Thiruvananthapuram Today

GENERALKerala Senguthar Sangham: Kerala Senguthar Sangham Thiruvananathapuram convention, Tamil Sangham, PRS Hall, 10 a.m.Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST): Conscientia 2010,' 10 a.m.CULTURESwaralya-Kairali: Gandharva Sandhya; Yesudas ... [Published Mar 06 2010 by The Hindu]
First Reported Mar 05 2010 - Updated Mar 05 2010 - 1 Documents

2010 Independent R&D Organizations Report: Southwest Research Institute

J. Dan Bates, President, Southwest Research Institute1. What changes has your laboratory seen in 2009 in the wake of the Recovery Act and the change in federal administration?We have noticed a slowdown in the government’s contracting process. A minor ... [Published Mar 05 2010 by Research & Development]
First Reported Mar 04 2010 - Updated Mar 04 2010 - 1 Documents

Field rankings for Iran

Citations per paperWorld citations% +/-Agricultural sciencesComputer scienceMaterials sciencePlant/animal sciencesClinical medicineMolecular biologySpace scienceIran has exhibited remarkable growth in its world share of journal articles over the past ... [Published Mar 04 2010 by Times Higher Education Supplement]
First Reported Feb 27 2010 - Updated Feb 27 2010 - 1 Documents

More Jaw-Droppers from Cassini

Saturn and Enceladus. Credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science InstituteAt first glance, you might think this scene simply shows a bright chunk of Saturn, along with a crescent of the moon Enceladus at top right. But a closer look at the center of the image reveals ... [Published Feb 27 2010 by Universe Today]
Entities: Saturn, Space Science, Plume
First Reported Feb 25 2010 - Updated Feb 25 2010 - 1 Documents

NASA to build space antenna

At a ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Australia-US space partnership at Parliament House, Innovation Minister Kim Carr announced NASA will construct a second state-of-the-art antenna, DSS36, at the Canberra Deep Space Communications Complex ... [Published Feb 25 2010 by Electronics News Australia]
First Reported Feb 23 2010 - Updated Feb 24 2010 - 2 Documents

A Plethora of Plumes

Summary: Newly released images from NASA's Cassini spacecraft reveal a forest of new jets spraying from prominent fractures on the moon. Relatively warm temperatures were also observed along fractures, potentially caused by the warm, upwelling water vapor ... [Published Feb 24 2010 by Astrobiology Magazine]

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Explaining the process, Devgun said: "We know that the earth rotates about itself and it is tilted at an angle of approximately 23.44 degrees. It also revolves around the sun in an elliptical orbit. Because of the tilt of the earth, for the whole year, the sun shines at different altitudes above the horizon as viewed from earth. 'But there are two days in the year when the sun shines directly overhead as viewed from the earth's equator. On these two days, day and night are of equal lengths anywhere on the surface of the earth, called Spring Equinox and Autumnal Equinox,' he added."
...MIRI Science Team Lead at University of Arizona, Tucson added, "It is inspirational to see how well the team has worked to make this happen. "It is another big step toward making MIRI a reality."

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Immaculate Black Holes Found [National Geographic - Mar 19 2010]
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Planck space observatory unveils the coldest re... [British National Space Centre - Mar 17 2010]
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China Mulls Plans for New Moon Rock Lab (S... [Yahoo! News - Mar 17 2010]
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"Rock star" of NZ science dies (NZPA) [Yahoo! News Australia - Mar 17 2010]
Tributes for NZ space scientist [stuff.co.nz - Mar 17 2010]
ISRO attack: Terror or armature [Meri News - Mar 17 2010]
Isro attack claim; cops sceptical [Calcutta Telegraph - Mar 16 2010]
Exchange of fire outside ISRO's deep space prob... [Hindu Business Line - Mar 16 2010]
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New Images of Enceladus Show More Plumes and Heat [Wired: Wired Science - Feb 24 2010]
The Cassini spacecraft’s November flyby of Saturn’s moon Enceladus has revealed new features including at least 20 more icy plumes spewing from the moon’s southern ...
Hansen on the surface temperature record, Clima... [Watts Up With That? - Dec 22 2009]
The Temperature of Science (PDF available here) James Hansen My experience with global temperature data over 30 years provides insight about how the science and ...
New CSIRO Division to Strengthen Australian Spa... [theangle.org - Dec 09 2009]
CSIRO Test-bed Antenna. Credit: CSIRO By Rich Bowden: A new collaborative space division has been formed at Australia’s CSIRO, which will bring together ...
Copenhagen Diagnosis Released, Detailing Accele... [Green Car Congress - Nov 25 2009]
by Jack Rosebro A team of 26 climate scientists from Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States have ...
Video: Saturn’s Spectacular Aurora in Action [Wired: Wired Science - Nov 24 2009]
How can you not love Cassini? The latest treat NASA’s spacecraft has provided us is the first ever movie of Saturn’s incredible aruroras. The high-resolution ...
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NASA | The Women of Astronomy [Mefeedia Video Tag : astrono - Oct 23 2009]
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