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Hayabusa burns up as it crosses the sky
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NASA researchers analyzed the light reflected by the planets and plotted the results on a
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Astronomers hunting for Earth-like alien worlds could improve their odds by zeroing in on planets that look blue from...
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A hopping spacecraft powered by radioactivity could travel much farther (shown in green) than a typical Mars rover (range shown in red).
Radioactivity Could Power Hopping Robots on Mars
Hopping rockets powered by radioactive material could help robots leap across the surface of Mars, scientists now sug...
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Artist's conception of the view of a hypothetical planet around a distant red giant star.
Can Life on Earth Escape the Swelling Sun?
It's only a matter of time before a dying sun may end life on earth.
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This artist's impression shows a red giant engulfing a Jupiter-like planet as it expands.
Planet from Alien Galaxy Offers Glimpse of Ear...
The first alien planet ever confirmed to come from another galaxy could help scientists better understand the fate of...
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This artist’s impression shows HIP 13044b, an exoplanet orbiting a star that entered the Milky Way from another galaxy.
First Alien Planet From Another Galaxy Discovered
The first alien planet from another galaxy has been detected, a new study suggests.
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This image is a close-up on the snake-like solar filament arcing up from the sun as seen by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory on Nov. 17, 2010.
Huge Magnetic Plasma 'Snake' Spotted On the Sun
A huge snake-like tendril of magnetic plasma has appeared on the sun, extending hundreds of thousands of miles across...
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