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| | | | | | Gulf of Mexico 2018 dead zone forecast | | | NOAA scientists project that this summer’s Gulf of Mexico hypoxic zone or ‘dead zone’ – an area of low to no oxygen that can kill marine life – will be about the size of Connecticut. | | | | ALMA spies 3 planets around a young star | | | Astronomers have evidence for 3 infant planets forming in a disk around a newborn star. They say their new observing technique could find some of the youngest planets in our galaxy. | | | | | |
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|  | | | Next several evenings … Moon, Mercury, Venus | | Will you see the moon or Mercury on June 14? You'll need a clear view to the west after sunset. Binoculars will help you scan for them. Then, as the sky darkens, try to see them with the eye alone. | | | |
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 | | | Coyote and apple in rural New Mexico | | Richard Hasbrouck captured this coyote in his yard, in the rural mountain village of Truchas, New Mexico. "When I looked out the window there was 'Trixter,' the name Navajos give to coyote. He was looking over some of our fallen apples. Fortunately, my camera was at hand so I was able to document him departing with an apple in his mouth." | | |
