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The Shrinking Giant: A 40-Year Look at Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier - Vimarsana News

The Shrinking Giant: A 40-Year Look at Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier

Mendenhall Glacier is a popular tourist destination near Juneau, but each year there is less of it to see. Each year, hundreds of thousands of people visit Mendenhall Glacier—an easily accessible glacier near Juneau in Southeast Alaska. But each year, there is less and less of the glacier to see.

MONGOLIAN METALS CORPORATION (MMC) identifies new targets in the Khongor Copper & Gold District - Vimarsana News

MONGOLIAN METALS CORPORATION (MMC) identifies new targets in the Khongor Copper & Gold District

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (PRWEB) February 02, 2023 -- Project OverviewMMC’s 37,000 hectare Khongor license area is located in the Middle Devonian Trans Altai

Source: prweb.com
Landsat: Longest Running Earth Imagery Program - Vimarsana News

Landsat: Longest Running Earth Imagery Program

With satellites in orbit since 1972, the Landsat program longest running Earth observation program.

Curious Kids: Why are there so few impact craters on Ea... - Vimarsana News

Curious Kids: Why are there so few impact craters on Ea...

Why are there so few craters on Earth? (Ivon, 11, Butterworth, South Africa)

Are the landslides on Mars caused by underground salt and melting ice? -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Are the landslides on Mars caused by underground salt and melting ice? -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net

Sat, 06 Feb 2021 12:00 UTC Changes in Mar's geography always attract significant scientific and even public attention. A hope for signs of liquid water (and therefore life) is likely one of the primary driving forces behind this interest. One particularly striking changing feature is the Recurring Slope Lineae (RSL) originally found by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO). Now, scientists at the have a modified theory for where those RSLs might develop - a combination of water ice and salt just under the Martian surface. According to the SETI team, led by Senior Research Scientist Janice B...

Source: sott.net