Camille M. Carlisle
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All Stories by Camille M. Carlisle
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Space
Antennas reveal Antennae
A giant radio telescope array in Chile’s Atacama Desert produces its first images.
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Astronomy
Galactic bull’s-eye came naturally
A strange cosmic object isn't the result of a galactic crash, a new study suggests.
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Space
New hints of saltwater on Mars
Seasonal patterns consistent with briny seeps on the Red Planet, a new study concludes.
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Space
Magnetic waves bake the sun’s corona
New observations may explain why the sun’s outer atmosphere is so blazing hot.
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Space
A fine how-do-you-do from an asteroid
Five days after being discovered, an interplanetary visitor passes 12,300 kilometers above Earth’s surface.
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Earth
Back to the moon’s future
New crater and composition measurements from NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter are helping scientists understand the moon’s history and scout for future landing sites.
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Book Review: Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void by Mary Roach
Review by Camille M. Carlisle.