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Exotic Microbes Played Role in Early Earth's Atmosphere, Study Suggests
By Live Science Staff published
The microbes munch on toxic gas.

How Vital Is a Planet's Magnetic Field? New Debate Rises
By Michael Schirber published
Does our magnetic field really shield Earth from the solar wind?

Arctic May Face Record Loss of Ozone This Spring
By Wynne Parry published
Lingering CFCs continue to menace the Arctic ozone layer.

Tsunamis Send Mysterious Waves into Earth's Atmosphere, Too
By Andrea Mustain published
Atmospheric waves generated by tsunamis could be used to warn of monster waves.

Tsunamis Send Mysterious Waves into Atmosphere
By Andrea Mustain published
Atmospheric waves generated by tsunamis could be used to warn of monster waves.
Solar-Powered UAV Can Stay Aloft for Years
By Ned Smith published
Can it replace satellites?

Infographic: Earth's Atmosphere Top to Bottom
By Karl Tate published
What's up there, from the surface to the edge of space.

Hurricanes Shoot Water Ice into the Stratosphere
By Live Science Staff published
Hurricanes and other tropical cyclones inject ice far into the stratosphere.
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