[BLOG] Some science links
- blogTO looks back on a Toronto heat wave in 1935.
- Centauri Dreams looks at the K2-72 and Kepler-80 systems.
- D-Brief reports on early signs of global warming in Siberia and looks at how African honeyguide birds work together with human hunters.
- The Dragon’s Gaze looks at the search for habitable planets around red dwarfs, looks at the habitability of planets with eccentric orbits, and notes that warm Jupiters can co-exist with smaller planets nearby.
- The Dragon’s Tales look at a proposed Europa mission, and notes an astrobiological model of Titan’s atmosphere.
- Imageo shares Juno’s first view of Jupiter.
- The Planetary Society Blog reports about the Planetary Society’s presence at San Diego Comic-Con.
Written by Randy McDonald
July 26, 2016 at 3:46 pm
Posted in Assorted, Demographics, Economics, History, Politics, Popular Culture, Science, Social Sciences
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