A group of investigators from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) was recently able to confirm a number of information they had collected of dune migrations on Navajo Nation lands.USGS geologist Dr. Margaret Hiza has been studying these migration patterns for decades. She explains that she conducted interview... |
24 October 2011
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Andrei Dumitrescu: I've been all alone manning the Games section of Softpedia this week and I am again alone as I head into the weekend, with my colleague Andrei Dobra lounging somewhere on the beach rather than in front of a computer gaming away the hours. For the next two days, I plan to engage mainly with tw... |
5 August 2011
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Andrei Dumitrescu: I have been away for the final days of the last two weeks so I did not offer any information on what I was set to play during the weekends.
I was on holiday because I wanted to be able to watch the most exciting mountain stage of Le Tour de France from start to finish, taking in all the sights, ... |
29 July 2011
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The latest images sent by the Martian human-made explorers and orbiters show, in more detail, how the sand ripples scar the planet's surface in some regions, which allows scientists to build up on their existing theories related to their formation, or to come up with entirely new ones. Yet, as we lack more accur... |
6 November 2008
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It is almost unbelievable that Mars, having barely any atmosphere, is able to create sand storms so powerful that they are visible from the surface of our planet. During these storms sand is being lifted high into the Red Planet's atmosphere and dropped only to stir up other dust particles present of the surface... |
29 April 2008
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