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NASA Will Study Carbon Absorption In An Effort To Fight Climate Change

NASA is studying carbon absorption - the 'other half' of the Earth's carbon dioxide problem - to help scientists figure out the amount of carbon dioxide Earth's ecosystems can take in. The effort is also to prevent that rate going beyond the natural tipping point before it's too late.

by J.E. Reich

Science
China Successfully Launches ChinaSat 2C Communication Satellite
by Angela Laguipo
Science
Scientists Create Wall-Less Hall Thruster That Could Pave Way For Cheaper Manned Mission To Mars
by Alyssa Navarro
Science
SpaceX Falcon 9 To Resume Launch Tests In December
by Ted Ranosa
Space
FAA Approves Gogo’s Request To Test New, Fast In-Flight Wi-Fi
by Lauren Keating
Space
NASA Is Building A 'Satellite Flock' To Help Track Paths Of Hurricanes
by J.E. Reich
Science
NASA Releases New Take On Famous 'Blue Marble' Space Photo Of Earth
by Jim Algar
Tech
Forget Wires: Facebook Wants To Beam Data Using Lasers, Drones, And Satellites
by Nicole Arce
Space
First Commercial Space Launch Site Set To Be Built In New Zealand
by Christian de Looper
Science
New Horizons Spacecraft Beams Back Images Of Pluto Moons
by Dianne Depra
Science
Air Force Space Command Concerned About Extraterrestrial Chinese Activities
by Dianne Depra
Science
Space X Falcon 9 Rocket Succesfully Delivers Turkmenistan Satellite Into Orbit
by Dianne Depra
Science
Video Shows NASA's Earth-Observing Satellites Orbiting Our Planet And Watching Over Us
by Jim Algar

Satellites

NASA Will Study Carbon Absorption In An Effort To Fight Climate Change

China Successfully Launches ChinaSat 2C Communication Satellite

Scientists Create Wall-Less Hall Thruster That Could Pave Way For Cheaper Manned Mission To Mars

SpaceX Falcon 9 To Resume Launch Tests In December

FAA Approves Gogo’s Request To Test New, Fast In-Flight Wi-Fi

NASA Is Building A 'Satellite Flock' To Help Track Paths Of Hurricanes

NASA Releases New Take On Famous 'Blue Marble' Space Photo Of Earth

Forget Wires: Facebook Wants To Beam Data Using Lasers, Drones, And Satellites

First Commercial Space Launch Site Set To Be Built In New Zealand

New Horizons Spacecraft Beams Back Images Of Pluto Moons

Air Force Space Command Concerned About Extraterrestrial Chinese Activities

Space X Falcon 9 Rocket Succesfully Delivers Turkmenistan Satellite Into Orbit

Video Shows NASA's Earth-Observing Satellites Orbiting Our Planet And Watching Over Us

Apple Hopes $100 Million Investment Proposal Could Convince Indonesia to Stop iPhone 16 Ban

'GTA v' Is Available to Download for Free if You're a PS Plus Subscriber, Back Again After Pullout

Tesla Supercharger V4 Upgrade Coming Next Year, Offering 500kW for EVs, 1.2MW for Semi

SpaceX Starlink is Back in the Waitlist, Already 'Sold Out' in Several Parts of the US

Ukraine's Drone Arsenal Outshines Russia—80% of Frontline Hits Credited to UAVs