Haiku the News

Ashley Strickland : CNN

type: newsquality: 85

pts: 0

Earth's core slowing down,
Reversing its ancient spin,
What secrets lie deep?

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type: newsquality: 85

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Rocket ascends high,
Space weather sentinel wakes—
Solar storms foreseen.

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author:	Ashley Strickland	institution:	CNN	¿porque no los dos?
tl;dr	Earth's inner core has slowed down and may even be rotating in the opposite direction, according to a new study. This phenomenon is believed to be part of a seven-decade oscillation affecting the planet's geological activities and magnetic field, but its effects on the surface are likely minimal.
deeper:	The article from CNN provides a thorough and balanced explanation of recent scientific findings on the Earth's core. By citing multiple scientists and sources, it maintains objectivity and depth, avoiding sensationalism. The article's visuals, such as diagrams, enhance understanding. However, the score is slightly reduced due to not extensively discussing counterarguments or alternative explanations.

author:	Ashley Strickland	institution:	CNN	¿porque no los dos?
tl;dr	A satellite, GOES-U, launched to monitor space weather and track dangerous environmental conditions as solar activity increases. It will join other satellites in the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites-R series and improve the detection of space weather hazards.
deeper:	The article appears to be a straightforward reporting piece on the launch and purpose of the GOES-U satellite. It provides detailed information about the satellite's mission, its capabilities, and its importance in monitoring space weather and environmental conditions. The bias score is low as the content is largely factual and informative without political overtones. The quality is high due to the thorough explanation and use of expert sources.