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This NASA Spacecraft Will Probe One Of Earth's Scariest Threats - The Sun
The source of all light and life on Earth is also the source of one of its biggest natural threats: space weather. The sun's atmosphere regularly erupts with fast-moving flashes of protons and explosions of energetic particles that can hit Earth within minutes and disrupt radio communication, interfere with GPS and fry the electric grid. A "worst c...
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Silent Killer: Sweltering Planet Braces For Deadly Heat Shocks
When Hurricane Harvey blasted ashore in August, drowning south Texas in a year's worth of rain in just a few days, it left behind an estimated $150 billion in damage to sodden homes and inundated factories, and claimed about 60 lives.
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Houston Man Comes Back To Flood-Hit Home, Finds 9-Foot Alligator Inside
On Friday, Texas resident Brian Foster returned to his home in Harris County to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey. As he walked around the house with a clean-up crew, a giant alligator greeted him in the dining room.
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'Snakes In Water, Spiders Crawling Up Walls': Texas Battles Harvey; 44 Dead
A flood-hit southeast Texas city lost its drinking water supply and police and soldiers rescued thousands still stranded on Thursday after powerful storm Harvey killed 44 people and displaced more than a million on the Gulf Coast.
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Harvey Damage Estimated At $42 Billion, Among Most Costly US Storms
Damage from Hurricane Harvey could put it among the top five most costly US storms ever, with failing dams and levees driving up loss forecasts, data modeling showed Tuesday.
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Hurricane Harvey Damage Estimated At $42 Billion, Among Most Costly US Storms
Damages from Hurricane Harvey could put it among the top five most costly US storms ever, with failing dams and levees driving up loss forecasts, current data modeling showed Tuesday.
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'All Night Of Slam, Bang, Boom,' Then A Scramble To Assess The Damage
The wind was so intense here that Cathy Dever thought it was a tornado - one that never seemed to end.
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This NASA Spacecraft Will Probe One Of Earth's Scariest Threats - The Sun
The source of all light and life on Earth is also the source of one of its biggest natural threats: space weather. The sun's atmosphere regularly erupts with fast-moving flashes of protons and explosions of energetic particles that can hit Earth within minutes and disrupt radio communication, interfere with GPS and fry the electric grid. A "worst c...
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Silent Killer: Sweltering Planet Braces For Deadly Heat Shocks
When Hurricane Harvey blasted ashore in August, drowning south Texas in a year's worth of rain in just a few days, it left behind an estimated $150 billion in damage to sodden homes and inundated factories, and claimed about 60 lives.
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Houston Man Comes Back To Flood-Hit Home, Finds 9-Foot Alligator Inside
On Friday, Texas resident Brian Foster returned to his home in Harris County to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey. As he walked around the house with a clean-up crew, a giant alligator greeted him in the dining room.
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'Snakes In Water, Spiders Crawling Up Walls': Texas Battles Harvey; 44 Dead
A flood-hit southeast Texas city lost its drinking water supply and police and soldiers rescued thousands still stranded on Thursday after powerful storm Harvey killed 44 people and displaced more than a million on the Gulf Coast.
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Harvey Damage Estimated At $42 Billion, Among Most Costly US Storms
Damage from Hurricane Harvey could put it among the top five most costly US storms ever, with failing dams and levees driving up loss forecasts, data modeling showed Tuesday.
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Hurricane Harvey Damage Estimated At $42 Billion, Among Most Costly US Storms
Damages from Hurricane Harvey could put it among the top five most costly US storms ever, with failing dams and levees driving up loss forecasts, current data modeling showed Tuesday.
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'All Night Of Slam, Bang, Boom,' Then A Scramble To Assess The Damage
The wind was so intense here that Cathy Dever thought it was a tornado - one that never seemed to end.
