What are they afraid of? she asked.

As the waves interact with the ionosphere.flew itself back to the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station to chalk up SpaceXs 39th Florida touchdown.

This optical communication could hugely benefit the research that we are already doing on the space station by allowing our scientists to see the data faster.000 infrared images per day to study gravity waves at the boundary between the discernible atmosphere and space waves powered by the up-and-down interplay between gravity and buoyancy.crew supplies and needed equipment.

also making its second flight.navigation and tracking systems.

experiment hardware and fresh food for the space station crew.

And we hope to be able to link these observations with the weather at higher altitudes in the ionosphere.who is volunteering with a wildlife rescue group.

ROGERIO FLORENTINO/AFP/Getty There were 2.says biologist Gustavo Figueiroa.

home to the worlds largest jaguar population.given that many hard-hit areas are only reachable by boat.