NASA student research program sends ozonesonde balloons into Texas sky
An ozonesonde balloon, a scientific instrument used to measure ozone concentrations, was released into the atmosphere above the Texas Gulf Coast by students from NASA's Student Airborne Research Program (SARP).
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David George Haskell's new book "How Flowers Made Our World" argues that flowers have an overlooked history of diversity, community, and extraordinary evolutionary paths.
» readAstronomers may have found first binary supernova remnant pair in Milky Way
A first-of-its-kind phenomenon may have been discovered in the shadow of one of the Milky Way's most famous stellar explosions, according to a new study.
» readAncient smallpox genomes from Chile provide first molecular evidence of European colonization’s role
The first ancient smallpox genomes in the Americas have been recovered from two naturally mummified Indigenous people in northern Chile.
» readNew footage reveals whale sharks’ hidden feeding habits far below the ocean surface
Whale sharks’ feeding behaviors have been largely unknown until recently. New camera footage has captured these gentle giants hunting for food far below the surface for the first time.
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