Astronauts Install New Camera on Hubble Space Telescope
John Grunsfeld and Andrew Fenston completed the installation of a new piano sized camera on the Hubble Space Telescope during a spacewalk. They also replaced a data-handling unit and connected a docking ring for future robotic servicing as Atlantis orbited 350 miles above Earth. The crew faced a stubborn stuck bolt and debris risk in a 7 hour repair that ran behind schedule.
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Revised projection trims global sea rise to under ten feet
A Science report led by Jonathan L. Bamber finds the West Antarctic Ice Sheet may not fully collapse, keeping global sea level rise just under 10 feet. However the East and West Coasts of the United States could see up to 25 percent more than other regions, with potential impacts on Earth's rotation and coastal water buildup.
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