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On Nature News - June 11, 2009

Glimpse of Earth as seen from afar
Lunar eclipse paints portrait of Earth that could aid hunt for distant habitable planets.

Typhoons trigger gentler tremors
Small quakes may act as a release valve that prevents catastrophic convulsions.

Avian influenza aided readiness for swine flu
Despite gains from threat of bird flu, pandemic preparedness is patchy.

Posted by Katharine Sanderson on June 11, 2009
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