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Eclipse-watchers weren t disappointed despite Texas cloud cover

Eclipse-watchers weren t disappointed despite Texas cloud cover
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Study 14 million U S freight trucks vulnerable to hackers / Public News Service

New worker safety regulations meant to log how many hours truckers are on the road may have inadvertently exposed millions of U.S. 18-wheelers to hackers who could take control of entire fleets of vehicles, according to a new Colorado State University paper. Jake Jepson, co-author and graduate research assistant at Colorado State University, said it s important to create guard rails as the nation s transportation networks, power grids, water systems and other critical infrastructure move online. .

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Student scientists across the nation travel to totality for eclipse research

Student scientists across the nation travel to totality for eclipse research
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Skywatchers across Minnesota gear up to view the solar eclipse

A total solar eclipse will be visible across a swath of the U.S. on Monday afternoon. Minnesota is not in the path of totality, but a roughly 75 percent partial eclipse will be visible.

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Maryland students to study eclipses effect on atmosphere / Public News Service

As solar eclipse spectators are gathering in the path of totality, teams of students from Maryland and around the nation are preparing to launch instruments to study the phenomenon. This afternoon, dozens of teams participating in the NASA supported Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project will launch high altitude weather balloons hauling instruments into the sky to study the eclipse s effect on the atmosphere. A team from the University of Maryland will launch two balloons from a location near Fort Wayne, Indiana. .

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