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The mountain-climbing rover heads for Mount Sharp, rising 3 miles (5 kilometers) above Gale Crater.

Mars Rover Curiosity's Landing Site: Gale Crater (Infographic)

Japan's H-2 Transfer Vehicles are disposable cargo ships that carry supplies to the International Space Station.

Inside Japan's Huge Space Truck (Infographic)

Dwarf planet Pluto has one giant moon, Charon, but now is known to have four more tiny satellites.

Pluto's 5 Moons Explained: How They Measure Up (Infographic)

Pluto's weird features explained in infographic.

Pluto: A Dwarf Planet Oddity (Infographic)

From July through August, planet groupings in the pre-dawn and dusk skies will impress skywatchers around the world.

Bright Planets In Summer Night Sky Explained (Infographic)

From its vantage point near Venus’ orbit, Sentinel will have a clear view of Earth’s orbit while looking away from the glare of the sun.

How The Private Sentinel Space Telescope Will Hunt Asteroids (Infographic)

Two planets in the newly discovered Kepler-36 system approach each other so closely, one appears three times the diameter of Earth's moon in the other's sky.

Alien Planet Looms Large In Neighbor's Sky (Infographic)

Our home in space is a vast galaxy containing 400 billion suns, at least that many planets, and a 4-billion-solar-mass black hole at the center.

Our Milky Way Galaxy: A Traveler's Guide (Infographic)

China's three-person crew will test techniques for docking and inhabit the Tiangong space laboratory.

Shenzhou 9 Explained: China's 1st Female Astronaut Heads To Space Lab (Infographic)

Take a look at how China's first space station, called Tiangong ("Heavenly Palace") will be assembled in orbit in this SPACE.com infographic.

How China's First Space Station Will Work (Infographic)

In the coming years, commercial space ventures hope to send robot space probes to mine valuable material from the asteroids.

The Asteroid Belt Explained: Space Rocks By The Millions (Infographic)

By focusing X-rays, the Earth-orbiting NuSTAR space telescope will study black holes and other exotic objects in the distant universe.

How Nasa's Nu Star Spacecraft Will Hunt Black Holes (Infographic)

The Mar rover tool "Curiosity" will perform numerous scientific experiments of the red planet

How The Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Works (Infographic)

The northern lights are more formally known as auroras, and are caused by interactions between the solar wind and the Earth's magnetic field.

Aurora Guide: How The Northern Lights Work (Infographic)

If you miss it in June you won't have another opportunity until the year 2117.

2012 Venus Transit: A Rare Celestial Sight (Infographic)

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