Hawley Revisits Tololo 26 Nebula With Hubble Insight
Steve Hawley, NASA veteran and Kan sas University professor, revisits Tololo 26 using Hubble imagery to study its unusual density and spectrum. Hawley helped launch and repair the Hubble Space Telescope and targets the nebula first noted in his 1981 analysis for its abnormal characteristics.
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Winter Storm Watch Issued for Douglas County
The National Weather Service predicts heavy snowfall with up to seven inches likely, prompting a Winter Storm Watch for Douglas County. The advisory appears on Page 2A.
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Future of research dollars in jeopardy at KU
KU officials warn federally funded research facing long term risk despite a 1.1 trillion federal budget compromise. Steve Warren, KU vice chancellor, briefed the Kansas Board of Regents on funding shifts and urged lawmakers to act. He called the budget a Band-Aid as sequestration could reimpose cuts by 2016.
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Plan to pump Missouri River water to western Kansas
Proponents in the Kansas Statehouse pushed a 360 mile canal project to draw Missouri River water for Ogallala Aquifer recharge. The plan revises a 1982 Corps study valuing construction at 4.4 billion dollars with annual maintenance around 475 million. Mark Rude of SW Kansas Groundwater District No. 3 cites local need as the region pumps about 2 million.
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