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Feb 27

WATCH: NASA adding extra moon mission with Artemis astronauts before trying lunar landing

By Marcia Dunn, Associated Press

The shake-up in the flight lineup and push for a faster pace came just two days after NASA’s new moon rocket returned to its hangar for more repairs and a safety panel warned the space agency to scale back its…

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Feb 24

How horses whinny has long eluded scientists. A new study reveals the answer

By Adithi Ramakrishnan, Associated Press

Horses are the only animals known to whistle while they sing.

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Feb 23

6 planets will parade across the night sky at the end of February. Here's how to spot them

By Adithi Ramakrishnan, Associated Press

On Saturday, go outside about an hour after sunset, look to the western sky and spot Mercury, Venus and Saturn close to the horizon.

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Feb 17

What climate change means for Greenland's traditional Inuit lifestyle and the world

By Emma Burrows, Evgeniy Maloletka, Kwiyeon Ha, Associated Press

Dog sled culture in northern Greenland is at risk as climate change is causing the ice and snow to melt.

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Feb 13

Trump calls climate change threat to public health 'a scam' but scientific findings show otherwise

By Seth Borenstein, Associated Press

The decision from the administration on Thursday reverses a 2009 finding that says warming endangers Americans' lives and health.

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Feb 12

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Despite setback, researchers uncover new findings at Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier

By Miles O'Brien, Kate Tobin

As Trump pulls back from regulations on climate change, many scientists remain worried about the warming of the oceans, melting glaciers and sea level rise. Science correspondent Miles O'Brien has been reporting from Antarctica on a mission to understand what's…

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Feb 09

Olympic town warms as climate change puts Winter Games on thin ice

By Jennifer McDermott, Associated Press

The International Olympic Committee said last week it could move up the start date for future Winter Games to January from February because of rising temperatures.

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Feb 04

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Researchers face serious obstacles to measuring Antarctica's fastest-melting glacier

By Miles O'Brien, Kate Tobin

If you’ve been following Miles O’Brien’s reports from Antarctica, you know he’s with an international group of researchers trying to measure what’s happening to the rapidly melting Thwaites Glacier. Their work has been trying to capture information in ways that…

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Jan 31

Artemis II highlights a shift in U.S. space strategy since Apollo and contrasts with China's closed program

By Michelle L.D. Hanlon, The Conversation

China’s program is centrally directed and tightly controlled by the state, while the U.S. approach is intentionally open and designed so partners can operate within a shared framework.

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Jan 31

How bomb cyclones form and create hazardous conditions

By Isabella O'Malley, Associated Press

Such rapidly strengthening storms are capable of producing heavy rain, blizzard conditions and intense winds that can create dangerous conditions such as downed trees and power outages.

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