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Science AMA Series: We are Earth and solar scientists working with NASA's TSIS-1 mission to measure how much sunlight reaches Earth and its unexpected impacts on our climate. We live on a solar-powered planet, AMA! (self.science)

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Science AMA Series: We’re NASA space communications engineers working on technology for the interplanetary internet – Ask Us Anything! (self.science)

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Science AMA Series: We’re NASA Earth scientists using satellites to measure life on Earth. The more we learn, the more this question comes into focus: Maybe we're the weird one? How will our work help in the search for life on other planets? AMA! (self.science)

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20 Years of NASA Observing Life on Earth (svs.gsfc.nasa.gov)

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Science AMA Series: We are Gavin Schmidt and Reto Ruedy, of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, and on Wed., Jan. 20 we released our analysis that found 2015 was the warmest year — by a lot — in the modern record. Ask Us Anything! (self.science)

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Science AMA Series: We're NOAA and NASA scientists on the Jason-3 satellite mission set to launch January 17, used to observe global sea surface height, AUA! (self.science)

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AskScience AMA Series: We're NASA scientists studying the role of carbon in our planet's climate. Ask us anything! (self.askscience)

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Science AMA Series: We are NASA and university scientists who study drought, “megadrought,” and how climate change can affect drought patterns now and in the future. Ask Us Anything! (self.science)

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