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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 2004

Page

18

Hubble faces looming end as battery power fades

Scientists gather at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore to decide how to allocate dwindling Hubble observing time as battery and gyroscope limits threaten the telescope. NASA could send robots to replace components, extending life into the next decade, while prioritizing established programs like the continued study of Supernova 1987A.

Hubble NASA Eva Grebel University of Basel Switzerland Baltimore Space Telescope Science Institute Robert Kirshner Harvard-Smithsonian Center For Astrophysics Cambridge Mass Baltimore Institute Institute Steven Beckwith Beckwith Columbia Sean O'Keefe Kirshner Steven Smith

The Pentagon’s New Map and Barnetts Global Theory

Post 9/11 analysis in Washington centers on Thomas Barnett a Harvard trained Navy analyst who maps the world into Core and Gap. He argues threats come from failed states in the Gap and calls for a broader view of globalization policy beyond traditional military force.

Naval Postgraduate School Thomas P.M. Barnett Washington The Pentagon America Defense Department Star Trek Navy Cantor Fitzgerald World Trade Center Barnett Associated Press United States Saddam Hussein al-Qaida

Gradual Global Cooling Over Millions of Years Reshapes Climate

A Nature study led by Christina Ravelo and UC Santa Cruz colleagues shows Earth cooled gradually over about 35 million years with regional shifts in climate rather than a single catastrophe. Ocean sediment isotopes reveal a protracted transition, with tropical regions staying warm for about a million years after glaciation began in higher latitudes.

Earth Arctic Antarctic Central America Christina Ravélo University of California-Santa Cruz Ravelo Nature Pacific

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