Tue. 06/15 - A Lunar Telescope Built From Moon Dust
A new report from fifty of the world’s leading scientists on the need to combine solutions for combatting the climate crisis and our planet’s rapidly declining biodiversity. California’s historically low water levels may have inadvertently helped solve the case of a missing plane that crashed fifty-six years ago. And an update on that telescope NASA is now planning to construct on the far side of the moon.
A new report from fifty of the world’s leading experts on the need to combine solutions for combatting the climate crisis and our planet’s rapidly declining biodiversity. California’s historically low water levels may have inadvertently helped solve the case of a missing plane that crashed fifty-six years ago. And an update on that telescope NASA is now planning to construct on the far side of the moon.
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Links:
- How to Protect Species and Save the Planet—at Once (Ars Technica)
- 56-Year-Old Plane Crash May Be Solved by California's Drought (Gizmodo)
- NASA Might Put a Huge Telescope on the Far Side of the Moon (Wired)
- The fat bear cams at Alaska's Katmai National Park are back, baby (Mashable)
- Wed. 07/01 - The Beer Garden Run By Nuns (Kottke Ride Home)
- Kottke.Org
- Jackson Bird on Twitter
