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Meanwhile, Curiosity Has Found Something Shiny On Mars

My precious… It’s always fun to browse through the raw image archive for any Mars mission. You see rocks, dust, more rocks and more dust, but then you see something strange, sitting atop the dirt that...

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Voyager 2 Has Left the (Interplanetary) Building

The NASA probe was launched in 1977 and has now joined its twin, Voyager 1, to begin a new chapter of interstellar discovery Carolyn Porco, planetary scientist and lead of the NASA Cassini mission...

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InSight Mars Lander Gets Used to Its New Digs, Snaps a Selfie

The NASA mission looks like it’s getting comfortable in Elysium Planitia. Like any self-respecting social media influencer, Mars’s latest resident is hard at work snapping photos of its new digs. The...

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Humanity Gains Another Foothold in Space

The private spaceflight company SpaceX has done it again, and this latest achievement is an important one. We space writers are very familiar with Elon Musk’s human spaceflight dreams that can be...

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Ten Years Later: The Cosmos Remembers Brian the Bat

Gather ’round the campfire kids, it’s time to tell the sad story of a brave bat named Brian. On March 15, 2009, Twitter was days away from its third birthday, Ashton Kutcher was one month away from...

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How Gaia Is Already Shaping Our Interstellar Adventures

The space telescope has refined the stellar flybys of the Voyager and Pioneer probes—how might it help us chart our way to the stars in the future? When looking up on a starry night, it can be...

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There’s Something Massive Buried Under the Moon’s Far Side

And it’s likely the massive metallic corpse of an ancient asteroid It may be Earth’s only natural satellite and our closest alien world, but the Moon still hides a multitude of mysteries under its...

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To Explore Space, Earth’s Environment Will Take One for the Team

The space exploration industry is booming, which is an encouraging sign for our future. But some pundits are arguing that rocket launches will exacerbate global warming. When so many people, especially...

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“Rolling Stones Rock” Is the Coolest Mars Rock That Ever Rolled

The legendary British rock band has been honored by NASA with a rock that the InSight lander rocket-blasted across the Red Planet’s surface last year. Those of you who frequently read my articles will...

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“Solitude” by Enceladus

Today’s digital palette cleanser is bought to you courtesy of Cassini and a small icy moon filled with intrigue. As we constantly check the news sites for updates on the minutia of our daily lives,...

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