Detour Ahead: Cities, Farms Reroute Animals Seeking Cooler Climes
The ornate chorus frog is among the species that will likely be on the move in the southeastern United States as climate changes.
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Dark purple marks areas where high densities of animals will need to travel but where they will encounter the most cities, agricultural development and other human-caused barriers. Light yellow marks areas with less human-land uses and where animals should consequently have
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Arrows indicate potential routes of mammals, birds and amphibians seeking suitable climates while avoiding human-land uses. Red arrows indicate places that can expect higher densities of animal movements, such as the high northern latitudes, Northeastern North America, Southeastern United States, the
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NASA's S-3 Viking research aircraft at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. Image credit: NASA/Michelle M. Murphy
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NASA Tests Radio for Unmanned Aircraft Operations
NASA research pilot Al Micklewright concentrates on the flight test plan with a beautiful view in the background from the S-3 Viking cockpit. Image credit: NASA/Jim Demers
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NASA researcher Jim Griner coordinates the testing from his seat behind the cockpit of the S-3 Viking. Image credit: NASA/Steve Walker
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A NASA engineer standing on the trailer assists with raising the communications tower that transmits to the NASA research aircraft. Image credit: NASA/Michelle M. Murphy
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The prototype radio, built under a cooperative agreement between NASA and Rockwell Collins, sits in its test rack in the rear section of the S-3 Viking. Image credit: NASA/Jim Griner
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Small Satellites Soar in High-Altitude Demonstration
Students and engineers participate in a prelaunch briefing before liftoff of the Prospector P-18 rocket. Photo credit: NASA/Dimitri Gerondidakis
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The student-designed RUBICS-1 payload is in the foreground before the CubeSats are loaded into the body of the Prospector rocket. Photo credit: NASA/Dimitri Gerondidakis
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The Garvey Spacecraft Corporation's Prospector Prospector 18 rocket lifts off, carrying its payload of CubeSats. Despite a hard landing, all four satellites were recovered. Photo credit: NASA/Dimitri Gerondidakis
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NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver discusses the progress being made on NASA's mission to capture, redirect, and explore an asteroid during the Asteroid Initiative Industry and Partner Day at NASA Headquarters on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 in Washington. NASA also announced
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