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Earth, Our Home Planet
Earth, our home planet, is the 3rd planet from the sun.
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New stamp series has bird's-eye views of planet.
Our solar system might have formed in stages after shockwaves from the young sun.
The GOES-13 satellite launched in 2006 and is one of a newer generation of weather satellites.
Scientists are visiting places on Earth that resemble Mars to learn about the conditions necessary for life.
Fires have caused dangerous levels of smog in the Northwest.
Some areas have already seen 5 inches of rain.
See photos from the International Space Station's Expedition 32 mission in mid-2012.
Fog is typical in this coastal city in the summer.
This ALOS satellite image shows an area with extensive agricultural use in western Russia, with roads and rivers cutting through the cropland in this cool space wallpaper.
A camera on the International Space Station captures Hurricane Isaac on August 29 as the orbital laboratory flew over the Texas and Gulf Coast area around 12:30 PM central time.
Before it grew into Hurricane Isaac, the tropical storm still looked fearsome in a NASA nighttime view.
See stunning photos of huge storms on Earth from space.
An animation of satellite images taken Aug. 19 -20 shows Tropical Storm Isaac organizing itself and moving toward land.
The traveling dust may play a role in hurricane formation.
Moon phases are not caused by the shadow of the Earth falling on the moon.
Arctic storms this strong aren't usually seen in August.
NASA's Radiation Belt Storm Probe (RBSP) will study the Van Allen Radiation Belts in the Earth's magnetosphere. Dangerous charged particles from the Sun and distant sources pose a threat to astronauts and spacecraft systems.
Europe's newest weather satellite is up and running.
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