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It may be summer in the northern hemisphere, but the Lena Delta in Siberia is just warming up. After seven months encased in snow and ice, the delta is seen here by @NASAEarth satellites from June 3-10 as it emerges for the short Arctic summer: https://t.co/qRU5NcjPjr https://t.co/T7QwGLqMdf — PolitiTweet.org

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Clumpy. Smooth. Streaky. Three distinct features of textures found in Saturn’s rings. Data from the @CassiniSaturn mission — which ended in 2017 — is still providing details that are teaching us about the processes that shape our solar system. More: https://t.co/phcGSqVDpC https://t.co/xYjgvzw372 — PolitiTweet.org

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“Each burst is in some way unique.” @NASAFermi data is being used to catalog gamma-ray bursts, the universe’s most luminous explosions — caused by massive stars collapsing or neutron stars merging. Explore 5 record-setting events that made the list: https://t.co/dcdzhkp3uW https://t.co/1A0epCap1c — PolitiTweet.org

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