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Such blooms are common in the southern oceans during spring and summer.

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Flights will help NASA's goal of measuring snow from space.

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From their vantage point in space, NASA satellites get to see a real snow globe.

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Heavy rainfall detected in storm from space.

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NASA's NPP satellite gets a complete view of our planet every day.

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Could help understand makeup of atmosphere & Earth's weather.

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11 days after its launch, NASA's NPP satellite sends back its first science data.

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Infrared imagery reveals storm's might.

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Crack suggests iceberg about to break off.

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Snow system moving eastward.

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It's unlikely that Germany's falling satellite will touch down on land, but the German space agency would be responsible for any damage compensation.

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New study of ancient impact shows similarity to large eruptions.

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Covers 99 percent of planet's landmass.

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First mission to monitor short- and long-term trends.

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Alternately clear and cloudy eye showed fluctuating storm strength.

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A trio of scientists discovered the expansion of the universe is accelerating.

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Hilary is major hurricane, but expected to weaken.

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Watch this amazing animation of equinoxes and solstices from space.

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Salt levels in the water play a big role in the planet's climate.

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Astronauts and satellites are watching Hurricane Katia closely.

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Caribbean islands are the final view for the satellite.

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Irene has strengthened and its eye is now discernable by satellite.
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