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Living On Europa Explained: Humans Might Not Be First (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
Scientists believe conditions may be right for life, under Europa's icy crust.

Living On Dwarf Planet Ceres in the Asteroid Belt (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
Ceres, orbiting between Mars and Jupiter, has almost no gravity, warmth or atmosphere.

How Living on Mars Could Challenge Colonists (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
Mars would not be an easy home for human colonists. See how its lower gravity, thin atmosphere and lack of a magnetic field could make it challenging for a colonist in this Space.com infographic.

Living on the Moon: What It Would Be Like (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
Life on the moon would be very different for explorers than life on Earth. See how in this Space.com infographic.

How Europe's IXV Space Plane Works (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
ESA's tiny suborbital testbed vehicle could pave the way for later orbital space planes.

Living on Planet Venus: Why It Would Be Hard (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
Crushing atmospheric pressure and temperatures of hundreds of degrees make survival on Venus rather challenging. Find out why in our infographic.

Living on Mercury Would Be Hard (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
Conditions on the planet Mercury would make living there a challenge. See what the days and nights might be like on the closest planet to the sun in our infographic.

How NASA's Soil Moisture Satellite Works (Infographic)
By Karl Tate published
SMAP, or the Soil Moisture Active Passive satellite, will measure groundwater content and frozen/thawed state, all over the world every three days.
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