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But these critters all play an important role in our eco system and in our everyday lives from keeping the natural balance in check to assisting in the decomposing process of animals and plants to keep our Earth clean you may see little brown bats That’s what we see in the dramatic figure above: The most liberal Republicans of today occupy the same ideological space as the most conservative Republicans of the 1960s. On the left, the pink bars (known as a histogram) show the distribution of House NASA astronaut Scott Kelly is spending a year in space on the International Space Station 249 miles above Earth's surface, which makes for some spectacular photos of Earth. Produced by Emmanuel Ocbazghi Follow BI Video: On Facebook "That first cover, she's not on it. It's Dawn-less. You are going to have to wait and see if Dawn Greenwood is coming back." Slott continued by teasing the Surfer's return to Earth. "Now we are going to see Surfer on Earth because of stuff that is going to New Scientist reports that the ultraviolet light telescope - in fact the first ever telescope put on the moon to be remotely operated from Earth - was carried to the It is even more interesting to see India contributing to the space exploration Earth's interior is way more complicated than you probably thought -- turns out it has molten metal and hidden oceans, and parts of it are hotter than the surface of the sun. Check out the video above and/or read the transcript below. And leave your .

As they add more 3D buildings to Google Earth (particularly all of the new 3D Imagery), Google wants to make sure people understand that they can tilt to view the 3D buildings instead of just viewing it from above. In the early days of Google Earth DSCOVR sits in a gravitationally balanced point between the Earth and Sun, 1.5 million km closer to the Sun. The Moon goes around the Earth once a month on an orbit tilted to the Earth’s orbit around the Sun. DSCOVR is four times farther away from the A camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite shot an arresting view of the moon crossing in front of the Earth. The image clearly shows the moon's far side lit up by the sun -- though even in full sunlight, the Earth is far brighter. A lot of asteroids pass near Earth every year. Many are the size of a house, make close flybys and zoom out of the headlines. 2004 BL86 is a bit different. On Monday evening January 26th, it will become the largest asteroid to pass closest to Earth until .