Evidence of Water on Mars Reported by Orbiting Craft
NASA scientists presented new findings from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter showing layered rock and halos around fractures in a giant rift valley. The team, including Chris H Okubo and Alfred S McEwen, say fluids likely water moved through bedrock, with implications for ancient cycles of water and erosion.
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Red Planet
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
San Francisco
Chris H. Okubo
Earth
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Alfred S. McEwen
Mars Global Surveyor
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West Virginia and Kentucky Have Highest Heart Disease Rates
CDC findings from a 2005 telephone survey show West Virginia and Kentucky leading the nation in heart disease prevalence with more than 10 percent and about 9 percent respectively. Colorado and the District of Columbia had the lowest rates, Hawaii close behind, while risk factors include obesity high blood pressure diabetes and smoking across regions. American Indians and Alaska Natives reported the highest prevalence at 11 percent.
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U.S. Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Jonathan Neyer
Alaska
South
Southeast
Southwest
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