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28 New Exoplanets Announced websnapr

"...it shouldn’t be neglected that a rocky place with high water content, discovered through a transit of a ‘hot Neptune,’ is an exciting reminder that the essentials for life are likely widespre
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=1115

Light Off an Alien Ocean websnapr

"Got that? We’re talking about mapping continents on planets around other stars, using equipment that could be within our capabilities soon."
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.cnn.com/2007/tech/space/02/21/dry.planets.ap/index.html?eref=rss_space

Study: Alien worlds have dry atmospheres websnapr

"Scientists taking their first "sniffs of air" from planets outside our solar system are a bit baffled by what they did *not* find: water."
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=1042

Looking at Exoplanet Atmospheres websnapr

"We want to analyze the light of a distant world to learn what elements are found in its atmosphere. These become clues to conditions there, and even markers of possible life." Centauri Drea
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http://space.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn11030&feedid=online-news_rss20

Hints of huge water reservoirs on Mars websnapr

"Mars is losing little water to space, according to new research, so much of its ancient abundance may still be hidden beneath the surface." Wait one month for the debunk, then another month
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.colonyworlds.com/2007/01/colonize-mars-within-1000-years.html

Colonize Mars Within 1,000 Years? websnapr

"Robert Zubrin, president of The Mars Society has developed a five step plan towards conquering the red planet and enabling humanity to establish a second home within the solar system."
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=894

Probing Distant Atmospheres for Life websnapr

"Hunting for terrestrial planets is not going to be easy, and even when we start getting images of such worlds, there will be plenty of questions to answer."
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/11/061107082640.htm

Early Earth Haze May Have Spurred Life websnapr

"Hazy skies on early Earth could have provided a substantial source of organic material useful for emerging life on the planet..."
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.physorg.com/news81595464.html

Chemist to Lead Study of Titan's Atmosphere websnapr

"Titan's atmosphere is considered ideal for gaining a better understanding of the early days of Earth's atmosphere because it and proto-Earth are believed to have emerged with similar atmospheres
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http://www.newscientistspace.com/article.ns?id=dn10238&feedid=online-news_rss20

Saturn glowing like a Chinese lantern websnapr

"The heat from Saturn's interior backlights clouds deep within its atmosphere, a new image from the Cassini spacecraft reveals." Space is pretty!
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/newsdesk/archive/releases/2006/47/

Dark blemish on Uranus websnapr

Couldn't resist the childish headline ... big old storm on the outer planet, according to Hubble pictures.
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.metro.co.uk/home/article.html?in_article_id=19837&in_page_id=1&ct=5

Earth, from a £1,000 spaceship websnapr

"These amazing images were taken by Cambridge University students who sent a camera close to the edge of space for less than £1,000." The Brits are keeping it lo-fi...thanks, New Scientist B
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=821

Finding Biomarkers in an Alien Atmosphere websnapr

"When the day comes that we have spectroscopic data from exoplanets as small as Earth, we’ll be able to study the signatures of the gases there to learn something about conditions on the surface.
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http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/s1703610.htm

Extreme clouds hover above Antarctica websnapr

"Rare, mother-of-pearl coloured clouds caused by extreme weather conditions above Antarctica are a possible indication of climate change, Australian scientists say." Doesn't climate change l
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2006-07/s-sua072706.php

Shoot up and cool down websnapr

No, it's not an article advocating getting smacked up for relaxation - it's advocating launching sulphur particles into the stratosphere to reflect more sunlight from the Earth. Which is marginally le
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/07/060724104126.htm

UK Record Heatwave And Rising Pollution Observed By Eye ... websnapr

Just in case we hadn't realised, it's unusually hot over here in the UK. Hockey stick? What hockey stick?
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/07/060714082130.htm

NASA Explains Puzzling Impact Of Polluted Skies On Clim ... websnapr

"NASA scientists have determined that the formation of clouds is affected by the lightness or darkness of air pollution particles. This also impacts Earth's climate." Nothing is ever simple,
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=mg19025574.000&feedid=online-news_rss20

Kyoto promises are nothing but hot air websnapr

Research indicates governments are lying through their teeth abouth their greenhouse emissions. I wish I was surprised by this news.
>30 days ago by PaulRaven, 1 User, more info save

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