A Possible Snag in Burying CO2

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A Hydrogen Suitcase

"If hydrogen is the prince of fuels, then coal is the dirty old man. Hydrogen's promise as the clean fuel of the future has been frustrated by two problems: how to make it, and how to move it. Now, researchers report they may have a solution to both.

Hubble Camera Fails

"NASA's Hubble Space Telescope is partly blind. Its main camera put itself in safe mode on Monday, 19 June. The Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) is Hubble's workhorse instrument, providing astronomers with unprecedented detailed views of the universe.

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Trapping Carbon, Freeing Coal

"There is a lot of carbon in the ground. For eons, life forms ranging from microbes to Homo sapiens have trapped the element as part of their fundamental molecular makeup, died and cycled it into the great geologic chain of carbon.

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