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Mice And Lizards Returned To Earth After 1 Month Tour In Space

Mice And Lizards Returned To Earth After 1 Month Tour In Space

A Russian capsule that carried mice and other small animals to space returned to the Earth on May 19 after spending one month in space.
By On May 21, 2013 Respond
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[Video] Watch The Biggest Explosion On The Moon, Discovered By NASA

[Video] Watch The Biggest Explosion On The Moon, Discovered By NASA

On March 17, a meteoroid crashed into the moon. According to NASA, that crash was the largest Moon explosion ever recorded.
By On May 18, 2013 Respond
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1.7 Mile Long Asteroid To Pass By The Earth On May 31 – NASA

1.7 Mile Long Asteroid To Pass By The Earth On May 31 – NASA

NASA has said that a 1.7 mile long asteroid named 1998 QE2 will pass by the Earth on May 31 at 1:59 p.m. Pacific (4:59 p.m. Eastern).
By On May 17, 2013 Respond
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NASA Kepler Malfunction May End Hunt For New Earth-Like Planets

NASA Kepler Malfunction May End Hunt For New Earth-Like Planets

Out of 4 wheels, 2 wheels of NASA Kepler space probe has stopped working. This malfunction may end hunt for new Earth-like planets.
By On May 16, 2013 2 Responses
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One Way Mission To Mars Receives 78,000+ Applications, And Counting

One Way Mission To Mars Receives 78,000+ Applications, And Counting

Mars One, the one way mission to Mars, has got 78,000 applications in the first two weeks alone.
By On May 9, 2013 Respond
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NASA Plans To Lasso Asteroid, May Halt Apocalypse Scenario In Future

NASA Plans To Lasso Asteroid, May Halt Apocalypse Scenario In Future

NASA's top administrator Charles Bolden said NASA plans to send a robotic spaceship to lasso asteroid and bring it closer to the Earth.
By On May 7, 2013 Respond
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Planetary Resources Aims To Launch Its First Satellites In 2014

Planetary Resources Aims To Launch Its First Satellites In 2014

Asteroid-mining company Planetary Resources aims to launch its first satellites in 2014. The satellites will mine near-Earth asteroids for precious metals and water.
By On April 27, 2013 Respond
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Explore 3 Years Of Sun’s Activity In A 3 Minute Video Released By NASA

Explore 3 Years Of Sun’s Activity In A 3 Minute Video Released By NASA

In the last 3 years, NASA's SDO has captured unlimited photos of the Sun every 12 seconds. NASA has released a 3 minutes video, combining these photos.
By On April 23, 2013 Respond
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Hubble Space Telescope Captured Stunning Image Of Horsehead Nebula

Hubble Space Telescope Captured Stunning Image Of Horsehead Nebula

The Hubble space telescope has captured a beautiful photograph of the Horsehead Nebula. The light you see is from a star, giving the nebula a beautiful glow.
By On April 22, 2013 Respond
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Privately Built 40 Meter Tall Orbital Antares Rocket Launched Successfully

Privately Built 40 Meter Tall Orbital Antares Rocket Launched Successfully

On Sunday afternoon, Orbital Sciences Corporation's 40 meter tall rocket Antares launched successfully from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.
By On April 22, 2013 Respond
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NASA’s Kepler Probe Found Three New Planets That May Contain Water

NASA’s Kepler Probe Found Three New Planets That May Contain Water

NASA's Kepler satellite has discovered 3 new 'super-Earth' planets - Kepler-62f, Kepler-62e and Kepler-69c. The planets are light years away and may contain water.
By On April 21, 2013 Respond
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Physicist Recreates The Sound Of Big Bang In High Frequency

Physicist Recreates The Sound Of Big Bang In High Frequency

A physicist at University of Washington, John Cramer, has now recreated the audio representation of what Big Bang would've sounded like billions of years ago.
By On April 16, 2013 Respond
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Hawaii Approves Construction Of World’s Largest Optical Telescope

Hawaii Approves Construction Of World’s Largest Optical Telescope

Last Friday, Hawaiian Board of Land and Natural Resources approved the construction of the world's largest optical telescope, called the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT).
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Russia Plans To Invest $50 Billion On A New Space Program

Russia Plans To Invest $50 Billion On A New Space Program

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that Russia is planning to spend $50 billion for a new space program over the course of next seven years.
By On April 13, 2013 Respond
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NASA Plans To Launch A Mission To Hunt For New Planets In 2017

NASA Plans To Launch A Mission To Hunt For New Planets In 2017

Last Friday, NASA announced that it plans to launch a mission to hunt for new planets in 2017.
By On April 8, 2013 Respond
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