Earth & Space

Earth & Space News March 28, 2015: Space weather; Earthquake watch; NASA’s Hubble, Chandra Find Clues that May Help Identify Dark Matter; Best View Yet of Dusty Cloud Passing Galactic Centre Black Hole; More Evidence for Groundwater on Mars; Global weather; Thunderstorms Soak Chile Desert in 7 Years of Rain in 12 hours; Near record cold in Cincinnati

Earth & Space News March 27, 2015: Space weather – plasma filament’s are top eruption threat; Earthquake watch; Ash Erupts From Mexico’s Colima Volcano; Asteroid ‘2014-YB35’ Poses No Danger; GOP wants [NO] new GMO food labels; DARK Act Blocks States From Mandating GMO Labeling; Arctic Sea Ice News & Analysis; Global weather

Earth & Space News March 26, 2015: Moon shadow during sun eclipse (Best Eclipse Video); Meteor over Halifax, Nova Scotia on March 24, 2015; Bus washes away after collapsing in sinkhole; Space weather; Earthquake watch; Behind the dogmas of good old hydrodynamics; Ancient Martian lake system records two water-related events; Global weather

Earth & Space News March 24, 2015: Space weather; Earthquake watch; NASA Satellites Catch ‘Growth Spurt’ from Newborn Protostar; The Rise and Fall of Italy; Wandering Jupiter accounts for our unusual solar system;Welcome to the tropics: Bogota, Columbia covered in 24 inches of snow; Global weather – severe storm alert

Earth & Space News March 23, 2015: Space weather – filament eruption, sun spots, coronal holes; Another magnetic storm this morning; Earthquake watch – Magnitude-6.4 Earthquake Rocks Northern Chile; Radioactive maxi pads; Mysterious sleeping illness; GMO Science Deniers: Monsanto and the USDA; Oprah, who is pro organic and pro GMO labeling, runs a Monsanto ad in O Magazine; Global weather

Earth & Space News March 22, 2015: Space weather – sun spots, plasma filaments, coronal hole; Earthquake watch; Rethinking the lower bound on aerosol radiative forcing; Arctic Sea Ice News & Analysis; Non-categorized event (Bright Blue Light in the Sky) in Russia on Saturday, 21 March, 2015; Global weather

Researchers looking for habitable planets in the Milky Way galaxy are using a model that estimates more planets could support life than previously thought. Their findings indicate the Milky Way is home to billions of planets properly positioned from their parent stars for liquid surface water, and therefore potentially habitable.