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For Earth Day this year, the Google doodle is highlighting areas of our planet it sees itself in.

Have you ever wondered how cutting-edge technology is revolutionizing the way we perceive our surroundings? Millimeter wave advanced imaging, at the forefront of this transformation, offers unprecedented insights into a wide range of fields. This technology is capable of improving security, revolutionizing medical diagnostics, and changing how we diagnose. What does it detect and how

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Different than anything else in the solar system. that has to do with the features on the surface. you can see pluto itself is orangey red color and there are matches that are dark and other patches that are very very bright and earlier images taken by the hubbell telescope we had an idea we would see that but now we are close enough to get the images of plusso and the moons, surface features are what they are paying attention to. one great planet that has wonderful life on it and only one moon....

The skim is 3.6 million miles away by astro lodg logical stas that is in the neighborhood. scientists using high powered telescopes can look at its moon and check out the surface features and even check the rotation. listen. >> it really brings out these are their own little worlds and they all are very interested -- very interesting in the shape, size and spin di dynamics and e close approach will show us what this is like. all important data to collect for potential future exploration. >> but ...

Desk. harris? >> jon, it is out and it is impressive. the first radar video of the asteroid that came within 17 miles of earth, skintight close, relatively speaking when you consider the size of the universe that is. on friday when it came closer to us than any of our communication satellites or many of them, nasas deep space radio network antenna in california was ready to capture it. look at this. this is as the asteroid was moving away from earth. this is not as close as the nearest point. 72...