Google will get new satellite from GeoEye soon with a much higher resolution for use on Google Earth and Google maps.

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Project BudBurst invites citizen scientists to join in a field campaign to study the timing of life cycle events of native tree and flower species across the country. This valuable information can be compared to historical records to illustrate the effects of climate change. Last year's inaugural event drew thousands of people of all ages taking careful observations of the phenological events. As a result of the pilot field campaign, data collected can be used by scientists to learn about the responses of individual plant speciesto climatic variation locally, regionally, and nationally. The 2007 campaign garnered enthusiastic response and robust participation

Source for downloading GoogleEarth, providing maps and satellite images with terrain details and multiple features

a lawsuit has been brought forth in Hawaii federal court by former nuclear safety officer deamnding that the U.S. Department of Energy, Fermilab, the National Science Foundation, and CERN revisit safety satandards at the soon-to-be-activated Large Hadron