NASA And ESA Announce Plans For "Insurance Policy For Earth" | Zero Hedge - 0 views
NASA creates a 3D view of methane to track emissions sources - 0 views
NASA's Plan to Build a Base Camp on the Moon Sounds Like Sci-Fi, But It's Real - 1 views
Ex-Nasa scientist: 30 years on, world is failing 'miserably' to address climate change - 0 views
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Scientists introduce rating system to assess quality of evidence for policy - 0 views
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The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the critical need for robust scientific evidence to support policy decisions, such as around the effectiveness of various social distancing measures and the safety of drug therapies. Yet this need arises at a time of growing misinformation and poorly vetted facts repeated by influential sources. To address this gap, a group of scientists led by Kai Ruggeri, a professor at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, and James Green, chief scientist at NASA, has introduced a new framework to help set standards for the quality of evidence used in policymaking.
A three-agent robotic system for Mars exploration - 0 views
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NASA has recently been planning a new mission called Mars 2020, which entails sending a helicopter to Mars, alongside conventional ground rovers. While the main objective of this mission is to test the feasibility of operating the helicopter on the red planet, if successful, it could open up new possibilities for Mars exploration. In other words, this mission could pave the way toward other missions involving the deployment of Mars copters, which may be able to produce more information about the ground, terrain and obstacles ahead of the rovers.
Moondust Could Cloud Our Lunar Ambitions - 0 views
Coronavirus: Space images reveal drastic fall in pollution over China as factories clos... - 0 views
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