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Another Iceberg from Former Ross Sea Giant
03.01.07 -- Progeny of the B-15 Iceberg, nearly the size of Connecticut in its hey-day, have broken into smaller chunks near the Ross Ice Shelf. The largest "iceberg baby" is 10 miles long and two miles wide.
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Polar-palooza: Connecting the Poles to the Planet
02.26.07 -- A preview of how Polar-palooza will bring the poles to audiences on site across America and online throughout the two-year International Polar Year.
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Natural history footage: Weddell and Elephant seals
02.26.07 -- Filmed near McMurdo and Palmer Stations, Antarctica, Weddell seals are shown emerging from icy waters, and mothers and pups lounge around. Elephant seals fight, slide, and sleep on krill-covered rocks.
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Natural history footage: Penguins, penguins, penguins!
02.26.07 -- Happy feet and flippers as Adelie, Emperor and other penguins march in front of Polar-palooza cameras in the Antarctic.
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NASA's Role in IPY
02.26.07 -- NASA scientists discuss the role of the agency in the International Polar Year. NASA will study the polar regions of Earth using its system of Earth-observing satellites and explore the poles of Mars and the moon.
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Summer on the Antarctic Peninsula
02.17.07 -- Snow-capped mountains, glacial valleys, and broad expanses of ice shelves are trademark features of the Antarctic landscape. But that landscape is changing thanks to a warming climate.
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Sea Ice and Cloud Streets in the Sea of Okhotsk
02.08.07 -- Tucked between Siberia and Russia's frozen Kamchatka Peninsula, the Sea of Okhotsk was a field of ice when the Terra satellite captured this photo-like image on February 6, 2007.
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Detecting Clouds Over Snow and Ice
02.03.07 -- NASA sensors that can detect visible and invisible (infrared) light make it possible to separate clouds from snow and ice in satellite images of the poles.
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Ocean Color in the Gulf of Alaska
01.18.07 -- The winter-white Alaska shoreline provides a vivid contrast to the turquoise swirls in the black waters of the Gulf of Alaska. The color comes from sediment swept into the gulf by various waterways.
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Exploring the Lunar Surface
12.04.06 -- NASA announced in December 2006 the initial elements of the Global Exploration Strategy and a proposed U.S. lunar architecture, two critical tools for achieving the nation's vision of returning humans to the moon.

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