Ganymede may hide an ancient ocean and volcanic water flows
OS ANGELES The latest Galileo photos of Ganymede hint at an early ocean beneath its icy crust with water likely spewed by volcanoes. A crater chain from a 1994 comet shower, plus valleys and channels, support possible past or present liquid water and organic delivery, said James Head of Brown University.
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Sky Watch Milky Way Guide in Summer Skies
A sky watching note explains the Milky Way becomes visible in distant suburbs and rural areas, highlights the Sagittarius region near El Ness, notes the Sagittarius Star Cloud is about 30 000 light years away, and provides usage hints for a star map compiled by Joe Rao for a Planetarium lecture.
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Marriage’s health gains favor men more than women
Natalie Angier examines how marriage affects health and longevity for men and women, noting studies that show stronger benefits for men while women’s gains are more mixed. Across cultures and ages, married men tend to outlive single peers by several years, whereas women see variable physical health effects with employment status.
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