Science 1996 Richard A. Kerr - Abstracts

Science 1996 Richard A. Kerr
TitleSubjectAuthors
AAAS gathering explores animals, aliens, and atoms.(1996 American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr, Robert F. Service, Lisa Seachrist
Ancient life on Mars? (evidence of life found in meteorite from Mars; includes related article on impact of finding on government spending on science)Science and technologyAndrew Lawler, Richard A. Kerr
Ancient sea-level swings confirmed. (changes in global sea levels)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
A new dawn for sun-climate links?Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
A new way to ask the experts: rating radioactive waste risks.Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
A piece of the dinosaur killer found? (possible remnant of asteroid found that collided with Earth 65 million years ago)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Are asteroids flying pieces of rubble?Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
A shocking view of the Permo-Triassic.(mass extinction research)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Budgets stall but forecasts jump forward: weather forecasting.(includes related article on US-Europe competition in forecasting advancement)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Did a plate tectonic surge flood earth?Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Does tellurium frost Venus's highlands?(Research News: Planetary Science)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Does the sun trigger outbursts from Earth's magnetosphere? (predicting substorms)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Earth's core spins at its own rate.Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Found: Jupiter's missing water. (Galileo probe fails to detect as much water as expected on the planet)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Galileo finds mysterious magnetic field at Ganymede.(observations of Jupiter's moon by Galileo spacecraft)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Galileo hits a strange spot on Jupiter.(Galileo spacecraft probe)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Galileo suggests deep roots to Jupiter's fierce winds.(space probe)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Galileo turns geology upside down on Jupiter's icy moons.(data from Galileo spacecraft)(Cover Story)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Gambling on a Martian landing site. (Mars Pathfinder mission selects landing site)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Ice-age rain forest found moist, cooler.(climate research)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Ice bubbles confirm big chill.(gas bubbles trapped in Greenland ice shelf indicate a much colder Ice Age than previously thought)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Ice rhythms: core reveals a plethora of climate cycles. (Greenland ice core)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Martian rocks tell divergent stories.(dispute over analysis of Martian meteorites)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Millennial climate oscillation spied.(research on climate records)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Minerals in rock mass hold clues to 400-meter ascent. (rock found in Swiss Alps was once located deep in mantle)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
New mammal data challenge evolutionary pulse theory.Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
New source proposed for most common meteorites.(single asteroid may supply most ordinary chondrites)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
New way to read the record suggests abrupt extinction.Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Ozone-destroying chlorine tops out. (atmospheric chlorine levels beginning to decline)(Atmospheric Chemistry)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Putting stiffness in Earth's mantle.(research on Earth's deep interior)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Revised Galileo data leave Jupiter mysteriously dry.(Cover Story)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Seismologists learn the language of quakes.Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Shock forges piece of Jovian interior.(metallic hydrogen, existent on Jupiter, produced in earth lab with shock pressure)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Sky-high findings drop new hints of greenhouse warming. (study by Lawrence Livermore National Lab researchers)(Climate Change)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Slow leak seen in Saturn's rings. (water found in stratosphere probably from rings)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Unscrambling time in the fossil record.(research on fossil snails)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Urals yield secret of a lasting bond.(long-standing thick crustal plate beneath the Ural Mountains)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Volcano-ice age link discounted.Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Watching the Earth move. (synthetic aperture radar interferometry)Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
Where do meteorites come from? A NEAR miss may tell.Science and technologyRichard A. Kerr
This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.