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How Deep Was Death Valley’s Temporary Lake?
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Published April 16, 2024
Researchers used satellite data to calculate the depth of water in this transient freshwater body.
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Looking Up and Down During the Eclipse
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Published April 12, 2024
Astronauts and photographers captured unforgettable views of Earth and the Sun as the Moon’s shadow swept across North America.
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Antelope Valley Abloom
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Published April 15, 2024
Poppies are sparse, but yellow wildflowers are blooming in Southern California.
Towering Brandberg
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Published April 14, 2024
This reddish “burning mountain” of granite is the highest point in Namibia.
A “Surprisingly Average” Year for Sierra Snowpack
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The amount of snow in the California-Nevada mountain range was about average in April 2024—a rare occurrence.
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Drawdown of Klamath River Reservoirs
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Published April 11, 2024
Human-made lakes along the western U.S. river were drained as part of the world’s largest dam removal project to date.
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Total Solar Eclipse Darkens North America
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Published April 9, 2024
Satellites gathered striking views of the Moon’s shadow from above as observers on the ground were awed by the Sun’s corona.
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