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Location American Space News for 13 January 2019
From Volcanoes on Mars to Scarps on Mercury -- How Places on Other Worlds Get Their Names The IAU's achievements during its first few decades include resolving contradictory sets of names given to features on the Moon and Mars by rival astronomers during the previous few centuries.
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Astronauts Could Be Growing Beans in Space in 2021 For freshly grown produce, space is truly the final frontier.
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Op-Ed | In 2019 let's address the 'real problems' in national security space The rush to a military space service will be distracting to other urgent changes we must make in the way America defends herself in space. SpaceNews.com
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When You Look Up, How Far Back in Time Do You See? Our senses are stuck in the past. There's a flash of lightning, and then seconds pass until we hear the rumble of distant thunder. We hear the past.
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What's Next for Air Force Weather Satellites?

SPACE.com - 13 Jan 2019 15:00
What's Next for Air Force Weather Satellites? The U.S. military's highest priority weather satellite, a spacecraft requested by U.S. Strategic Command to observe clouds and theaters of operations, is on hold after NASA rescinded the contract award.
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Hurricane Satellites Reveal Flooding on Earth

SPACE.com - 13 Jan 2019 15:00
Hurricane Satellites Reveal Flooding on Earth Researchers examining data produced by small satellites launched in 2016 to track ocean winds were surprised the mission produced valuable information on soil moisture and flooding.
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