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ESA/NASA: Composite solar images from the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory

Space Weather Predictions

by Laura Nielsen for FrontierScientists. We know that space weather can play havok with technology. Space weather has real effects on human society, technology, and our economy. How do we ready ourselves to deal with it? This rubber chicken can help. The chicken is Camilla Corona SDO, the mascot for NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO). [...] Read More >

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The Longest Non-stop Migratory Flight

By Liz O’Connell for Frontier Scientists Early on Bob Gill, Research Wildlife Biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), thought Bar-tailed Godwits’ journey from Alaska to New Zealand was a non-stop flight. Faced with skepticism from his colleagues, but armed with satellite technology, Gill tagged a female Godwit he named E-7.  By tracking E-7 in [...] Read More >

NASA: Camilla Corona SDO: An artist's rendering of solar wind coming towards the Earth and its magnetosphere.

Space Weather and your Technology

by Laura Nielsen for FrontierScientists. We’re all attached to our cellphones. Did you know that the Sun has the potential to disrupt your service? The Sun, the Earth, and our solar system are all part of an electromagnetic system. Our star emits charged particles, radiation, plasma, and dynamic magnetic fields. As these variable particles and [...] Read More >

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Frontier Scientists Releases New Videos about Permafrost, A Blog about the Dog Mushing Weather Dance, and a Video Description of FLOPs.

Fairbanks, Alaska,  January 31, 2012— Permafrost is an underground phenomena but three new videos, with beautiful footage and photos, allow you to see permafrost with your own eyes. University of Alaska-Fairbanks scientists Vladimir Romanovsky, Sergey Marchenko, and Ronald Daanen describe permafrost in videos “It’s a Bore Hole”, “The Permafrost Tilted House” and “Permafrost Patterns”. We [...] Read More >

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Flowing Tongues of Rock, Ice and Dirt

By Ned Rozell, as a public service for the Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, in cooperation with the UAF research community.   A few years ago, Ronald Daanen was driving north of Coldfoot on the Dalton Highway, looking for drunken trees. He pulled over when he saw some tipsy spruce on a hillside. The [...] Read More >