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Nearly 2,000 Valleys Beneath Greenland's Ice Sheet Link Up in a New Map, a Third Newly Found (opens the original)
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Scientists have mapped 1,943 valleys carved into the bedrock beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet, and about a third of them had never been identified before. The new map links those valleys into an expansive network that earlier surveys missed or left fragmented, according to a NASA-led study highlighted by NASA Earth Observatory on September 28. The work also found that about half of the valleys in BedMachine Greenland, the standard dataset of terrain beneath the ice, extend farther inland than tha
NASA's Swift Observatory Is Expected to Fall From Orbit After a Failed Commercial Rescue (opens the original)
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NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, which has studied the universe's most powerful explosions since 2004, is expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere within months after a commercial mission to lift it into a higher orbit ended without success. The rescue spacecraft, Katalyst Space's LINK, fell back to Earth on September 25, and Swift is expected to follow in early November as its orbit sinks, the Associated Press reported. NASA framed the timing slightly differently. In its lessons-learned rep
NASA Targets 2028 for Astronauts' Return to Boeing's Starliner and Plans to Certify the Vulcan Rocket (opens the original)
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Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is not expected to carry astronauts again until 2028, NASA said on Monday, September 28, and the agency will work to certify a new rocket to launch it once the current booster is retired. "Our current plan is to return astronauts on Starliner-2 by 2028," NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said in the agency's announcement. On the rocket question, NASA's wording is specific. The agency said it will work with Boeing and United Launch Alliance to certify the Vulcan rock
Complete Four-Winged Dinosaur From China Adds Evidence That Flight Anatomy Evolved More Than Once (opens the original)
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A newly named feathered dinosaur from northeastern China adds weight to the idea that the anatomy needed for flight was assembled more than once among small bird-like predators, rather than inherited from a single ancestor shared with birds. The species, Norellraptor barsboldi, was described on September 29 in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Communications from a complete skeleton about 22 inches (57 centimeters) long. Norellraptor belongs to the microraptorines, a group of small, feathered dro
Rachel Forecast to Be a Hurricane Off Mexico on Wednesday as Coastal Warnings Hold (opens the original)
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Rachel is forecast to be a Category 1 hurricane off southwestern Mexico by Wednesday afternoon, with a tropical storm warning holding along the coast from Punta San Telmo to Playa Perula. The National Hurricane Center's Tropical Weather Discussion issued at 10:05 UTC Tuesday put Rachel near 18.4N 108.1W on Wednesday afternoon with maximum sustained winds of 75 knots (about 85 mph), strengthening to 80 knots (about 90 mph) by late Wednesday night. Those are forecast positions, not observations. I
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