Spacecraft News

• newNASA's Juno spacecraft captures stunning new look at Jupiter's turbulent clouds - Daily Mail
  Daily MailNASA's Juno spacecraft captures stunning new look at Jupiter's turbulent cloudsDaily MailNASA has said goodbye to its Cassini spacecraft, bringing its long-running Saturn mission to an end –but, not far from the ringed planet, the sp…
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• newNASA Spacecraft Buzzes Earth on Way to Distant Asteroid Bennu - Space.com
  Space.comNASA Spacecraft Buzzes Earth on Way to Distant Asteroid BennuSpace.comThe OSIRIS-REx spacecraft zoomed past our planet this afternoon (Sept. 22), a little over a year after launching on a mission to the big near-Earth asteroid Bennu. Th…
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• newOSIRIS-REx: The Spacecraft With An Arizona Connection - lakepowelllife
  OSIRIS-REx: The Spacecraft With An Arizona ConnectionlakepowelllifeOsiris was the Egyptian god of the afterlife; however the OSIRIS-Rex spacecraft is doing godly things today to help understand life. On Friday, OSIRIS used Earth as a gravitation…
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• newChina's cargo spacecraft leaves orbit - Xinhua | English.news.cn - Xinhua
  China's cargo spacecraft leaves orbit - Xinhua | English.news.cnXinhuaBEIJING, Sept. 22 (Xinhua) -- China's first cargo spacecraft, Tianzhou-1, left its orbit under orders from ground control around 6 p.m. Friday. The cargo ship twice ...China'…
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• How Cassini Managed to Live Such a Long and Useful Life at Saturn - Space.com
  The indy100How Cassini Managed to Live Such a Long and Useful Life at SaturnSpace.comPASADENA, Calif. – The Cassini spacecraft explored the Saturn system for 13 years — eight years longer than it was initially scheduled for. What's the secre…
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• A new way of propelling spacecraft may open up the asteroid belt - The Economist
  The EconomistA new way of propelling spacecraft may open up the asteroid beltThe EconomistIn a paper they presented to the European Planetary Science Congress, in Riga, Latvia on September 19th, they proposed that spacecraft equipped with their…
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• Voyager: The little spacecraft that could, did and still does - Sacramento Bee
  Voyager: The little spacecraft that could, did and still doesSacramento BeeUsing the gravity of each planetary encounter, a spacecraft could photograph, then slingshot past and beyond each planet, enabling the robots to make a grand tour and vis…
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• Readers ponder mini-spacecraft and Canaanites' genomes - Science News
  Science NewsReaders ponder mini-spacecraft and Canaanites' genomesScience NewsEngineers recently launched prototypes of miniature spacecraft. The prototypes, each a single circuit board, include solar panels, radios, thermometers and gyroscopes,…
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• NASA is about to sling a spacecraft onto an asteroid - New York Post
  New York PostNASA is about to sling a spacecraft onto an asteroidNew York PostWhen it comes to studying samples of otherworldly material, scientists on Earth are in a bit of a bind. We've brought rocks back from the moon and our Mars rovers take…
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• NASA is about to send a spacecraft to steal rocks from an asteroid ... - BGR
  BGRNASA is about to send a spacecraft to steal rocks from an asteroid ...BGRWhen it comes to studying samples of otherworldly material, scientists on Earth are in a bit of a bind. We've brought rocks back from the moon, and our Mars ...and more…
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• Canadian Space Agency Funds Spacecraft-Inspection Device - Aviation Week
  Aviation WeekCanadian Space Agency Funds Spacecraft-Inspection DeviceAviation WeekHOUSTON—Under an $11.9 million contract awarded by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), Ottawa-based Neptic Design Group will develop an external visual inspection s…
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• Finnish Scientists Push for 50 Nano-Spacecraft to Explore 300 Asteroids - Popular Mechanics
  Popular MechanicsFinnish Scientists Push for 50 Nano-Spacecraft to Explore 300 AsteroidsPopular MechanicsA bold mission study led by the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) suggests planetary scientists could harness the capabilities of nano-…
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• A NASA spacecraft is about to slingshot around Earth to meet up ... - The Verge
  
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• Jaw-Dropping Jupiter: Juno Probe Snaps Dramatic Up-Close Views ... - Space.com
  Space.comJaw-Dropping Jupiter: Juno Probe Snaps Dramatic Up-Close Views ...Space.comNew photos by NASA's Juno spacecraft capture the solar system's largest planet in all its complex glory.and more »
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• Piecing together NASA's crewed Deep Space spacecraft - NASASpaceflight.com
  NASASpaceflight.comPiecing together NASA's crewed Deep Space spacecraftNASASpaceflight.comThe first Orion spacecraft that will be capable of transporting NASA astronauts into deep space is now being constructed. Although it won't launch until 20…
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• This spacecraft got worldwide attention. Here's how Aerojet is involved. - Sacramento Business Journal
  Sacramento Business JournalThis spacecraft got worldwide attention. Here's how Aerojet is involved.Sacramento Business JournalWhile the plunge of NASA's Cassini spacecraft into the ringed planet of Saturn made headlines worldwide Friday, what's…
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• World's Smallest Spacecraft Is Prelude to Enormous Voyage - NBCNews.com
  NBCNews.comWorld's Smallest Spacecraft Is Prelude to Enormous VoyageNBCNews.comIn pursuit of one of space exploration's biggest dreams — sending a spacecraft to a nearby star system to look for evidence of alien life — Breakthrough Starshot…
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• Cassini's last picture — and 13 more stunning images from the spacecraft - 89.3 KPCC
  89.3 KPCCCassini's last picture — and 13 more stunning images from the spacecraft89.3 KPCCA giant of a moon appears before a giant of a planet undergoing seasonal changes in this natural color view of Titan and Saturn from NASA's Cassini space…
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• The Cassini Team Reflects on How it Feels to Say Goodbye to Their Spacecraft - Gizmodo
  The ColumbianThe Cassini Team Reflects on How it Feels to Say Goodbye to Their SpacecraftGizmodoThese are the people behind Cassini's mission, who shepherded the spacecraft from concept to completion. They are the collective heart, brains and so…
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• The Cassini spacecraft crashed into Saturn, ending a successful 20-year mission - Washington Post
  Washington PostThe Cassini spacecraft crashed into Saturn, ending a successful 20-year missionWashington PostPASADENA, Calif. — NASA scientists just received their last message from the Cassini spacecraft, which plunged into Saturn early Frida…
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• The spacecraft that found for the first time where life could exist now - Washington Post
  Washington PostThe spacecraft that found for the first time where life could exist nowWashington PostCassini — the robotic spacecraft orbiting Saturn — will meet its end Friday when it enters the atmosphere of Saturn after a 13-year odyssey…
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• NASA's Asteroid-Sampling Spacecraft Spotted Zooming Toward Earth (Video) - Space.com
  Space.comNASA's Asteroid-Sampling Spacecraft Spotted Zooming Toward Earth (Video)Space.comA telescope has captured the first views of NASA's asteroid-sampling OSIRIS-REx spacecraft since the probe launched a year ago. The Large Binocular Telesco…
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• NASA's Cassini spacecraft will meet its fiery end in Saturn's atmosphere on Friday - The Verge
  The VergeNASA's Cassini spacecraft will meet its fiery end in Saturn's atmosphere on FridayThe VergeAfter 13 years of zooming around Saturn and its many moons, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has less than four days left at the planetary system before…
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• Riding Out Irma On Florida's Space Coast — And Keeping An Eye On The Spacecraft - NPR
  NPRRiding Out Irma On Florida's Space Coast — And Keeping An Eye On The SpacecraftNPR"Humidity and temperature — those are the big two that affect the spacecraft," Helms tells NPR in a phone interview. For most people, if you rode out a hurr…
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• So Much Has Changed Since The Cassini Spacecraft Launched in 1997 - Forbes
  ForbesSo Much Has Changed Since The Cassini Spacecraft Launched in 1997ForbesThe Cassini spacecraft made its final dive through Saturn's rings yesterday as Hurricane Irma slammed into Florida, Mexico suffered a major earthquake, and tensions con…
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• NASA Sets Plan for New Horizons Spacecraft's Next Superclose Flyby - Space.com
  Space.comNASA Sets Plan for New Horizons Spacecraft's Next Superclose FlybySpace.comArtist's illustration of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flying by a possible binary 2014 MU69 on Jan. 1, 2019. Early observations of MU69 hint that the object is…
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• Earth will give this spacecraft a gravity boost today - EarthSky
  EarthSkyEarth will give this spacecraft a gravity boost todayEarthSkyThe September 22 Earth flyby will give the spacecraft a momentum boost – called a gravity assist or a gravity slingshot – toward its goal. In other words, the craft will co…
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• Voyager 1, Humanity's Farthest Spacecraft, Marks 40 Years in Space - Space.com
  Space.comVoyager 1, Humanity's Farthest Spacecraft, Marks 40 Years in SpaceSpace.comNASA's Voyager 1 probe lifted off on Sept. 5, 1977, a few weeks after its twin, Voyager 2. Together, the two Voyager spacecraft performed an epic "Grand Tour" of…
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• This spacecraft is thinner than a human hair and can capture space debris - Popular Science
  Popular ScienceThis spacecraft is thinner than a human hair and can capture space debrisPopular ScienceThis past spring, the NIAC awarded researchers at The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo, California $500,000 to continue development of an u…
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• Forty Years Later, the Voyager Spacecraft Remain Beacons of Human Imagination - Smithsonian
  SmithsonianForty Years Later, the Voyager Spacecraft Remain Beacons of Human ImaginationSmithsonianThe quiet was broken at 10:29 a.m. local time, when the twin boosters of a Titan III-Centaur launch system roared to life on the launch pad, lifti…
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Space Business (Google)

• newHalloween store to move into Bayshore's Sports Authority space - Milwaukee Business Journal
  Halloween store to move into Bayshore's Sports Authority spaceMilwaukee Business JournalThe Milwaukee Business Journal reached out to Spirit Halloween for more information on the store's opening date but inquiries were not returned. Elsewhere in…
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• newHighland Avenue renovation project expands - Birmingham Business Journal
  Birmingham Business JournalHighland Avenue renovation project expandsBirmingham Business JournalThe building, built in 1923, has also been known as the Shepherd-Sloss Building and has 14,820 total square feet. Now, work on the building has been…
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• newBroward College a frequent flyer in NASA space program - Sun Sentinel
  Sun SentinelBroward College a frequent flyer in NASA space programSun SentinelThe college pitched the project with the Silicon Valley Space Center, an aerospace business on the West Coast. Twice a year, a NASA panel picks about five to 13 projec…
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• newConstruction begins on big Covington studio complex (SLIDESHOW) - Atlanta Business Chronicle
  Atlanta Business ChronicleConstruction begins on big Covington studio complex (SLIDESHOW)Atlanta Business ChronicleCovington Town Center will be a $200 million mixed-use district with a 68,000-square-foot cinema, 341,300 square feet of retail an…
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• new​New business accelerator to open in Peachtree Corners - Atlanta Business Chronicle
  Atlanta Business Chronicle​New business accelerator to open in Peachtree CornersAtlanta Business ChronicleAtlanta Tech Park, a business accelerator, will open Oct, 2 and offer programs for "enterprises that have passed the incubator startup st…
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• newBoeing sees more 'excitement about space' now than in the last few decades - CNBC
  CNBCBoeing sees more 'excitement about space' now than in the last few decadesCNBCIn an exclusive interview earlier this week, Caret called the company's satellite business and space exploration two "key" opportunities to generate more growth. "…
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• newAir Force taking steps to speed up space modernization - SpaceNews
  SpaceNewsAir Force taking steps to speed up space modernizationSpaceNewsFormer Air Force procurement chief William LaPlante said the service would be smart to follow the rapid capabilities office model for the space business. “It has the best…
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• newMORGAN STANLEY: Here are the 4 industries Wall Street thinks Amazon will destroy the fastest (AMZN) - Business Insider
  Business InsiderMORGAN STANLEY: Here are the 4 industries Wall Street thinks Amazon will destroy the fastest (AMZN)Business InsiderIn the non-consumer space, Wall Street sees logistics and transportation as the most vulnerable to Amazon, with 43…
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• newNASA's asteroid chaser swings by Earth on way to space rock - WTOP
  WTOPNASA's asteroid chaser swings by Earth on way to space rockWTOP(AP) — NASA's asteroid-chasing spacecraft swung by Earth on Friday on its way to a space rock. Launched a year ago, Osiris-Rex passed within 10,711 miles (17,237 kilometers) of…
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• newTastefully Simple confirms layoffs, opening up building space for tenants - Alexandria Echo Press
  Alexandria Echo PressTastefully Simple confirms layoffs, opening up building space for tenantsAlexandria Echo PressStrahan also is turning the campus near county roads 45 and 82 into the Turning Leaf Business Center, leasing space to other busin…
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• newBusiness Journal: Drybar, The UV, Aloft Hotels - Capital Public Radio News
  Capital Public Radio NewsBusiness Journal: Drybar, The UV, Aloft HotelsCapital Public Radio NewsAnd demand for good retail space is strong and that's even with the rise of online shopping, we're still seeing major retail projects." ...including…
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• newAussie astronaut calls for establishment of national space agency - Space Daily
  Aussie astronaut calls for establishment of national space agencySpace Daily"The market is opening up for small players to create business models and generate revenue. It's a very dynamic landscape in the space business." Thomas became a U.S. ci…
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• newCo-working space expands at Kapolei Marketplace - Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
  Pacific Business News (Honolulu)Co-working space expands at Kapolei MarketplacePacific Business News (Honolulu)The center's outside lanai can accommodate up to 75 people. “In addition to providing a professional co-working space, MyGoCenter of…
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• newAll up in your business for Sept. 22 - The Daily Tar Heel
  The Daily Tar HeelAll up in your business for Sept. 22The Daily Tar HeelLaunch's new space hopes to benefit the UNC startup community and promote business growth. “Students have a space to come and work where they're working alongside other st…
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• newCo-working space offers treadmill desks, kitchen and more - SFGate
  Co-working space offers treadmill desks, kitchen and moreSFGateCoCo, which was the first collaborative office space business in the region, is expanding in Minneapolis, where national chains WeWork and Industrious are opening new offices. Severa…
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• newArcade Building revamp upgrades dilapidated downtown space - St. Louis Business Journal
  St. Louis Business JournalArcade Building revamp upgrades dilapidated downtown spaceSt. Louis Business JournalMinnesota-based Dominium Development led the $118 million redevelopment of the 500,000-square-foot, 18-story Arcade Building, located a…
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• Exclusive: Opera Colorado to move headquarters, rehearsal space to Englewood - Denver Business Journal
  Exclusive: Opera Colorado to move headquarters, rehearsal space to EnglewoodDenver Business JournalOpera Colorado will relocate its headquarters and the bulk of its rehearsal space from Denver to Englewood by the end of this year, company leader…
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• Facebook is dropping $35 million to lease a beautiful, earthquake-resistant skyscraper in San Francisco — take a ... - Business Insider
  Business InsiderFacebook is dropping $35 million to lease a beautiful, earthquake-resistant skyscraper in San Francisco — take a ...Business InsiderThe Business Times didn't report the duration of the lease but said the asking rent was "around…
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• Amazon inks office space deal on Manhattan's far west side - Fox Business
  Amazon inks office space deal on Manhattan's far west sideFox BusinessAmazon will invest $55 million to build out its new office space at 450 W. 33rd St. New York state offered the Seattle-based company up to $20 million in tax credits in exchan…
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• Co-working company moving into Fulton Market - Crain's Chicago Business
  Crain's Chicago BusinessCo-working company moving into Fulton MarketCrain's Chicago BusinessBrokers Ron Lakin, Jessica O'Hara and Ellen Zalatoris of real estate firm CBRE represented the developer on the Spaces deal. It also brokered a 6,146-squ…
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• Park plan envisions fun — and flood control — along Fort Point - The Boston Globe
  The Boston GlobePark plan envisions fun — and flood control — along Fort PointThe Boston Globe“These parks will protect not only Fort Point but also downtown, Chinatown, and South Boston” from rising sea levels, Walsh told a group of bus…
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• GlenX co-working space/business incubator headed to Third Street Center - Aspen Times
  Aspen TimesGlenX co-working space/business incubator headed to Third Street CenterAspen TimesAfter plans for a Glenwood Springs space didn't work out, GlenX's co-working space/business incubator is courting Carbondale and moving into the Third S…
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• Space radiation is risky business for the human body - Phys.Org
  Phys.OrgSpace radiation is risky business for the human bodyPhys.OrgWhile people protect their eyes from the sun's radiation during a solar eclipse, NASA's Human Research Program (HRP) is working to protect the whole human body from radiation in…
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• Govts must create good business space for private sector: Dangote - africanews
  africanewsGovts must create good business space for private sector: DangoteafricanewsAfrica's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has called on governments to create enabling business environment for private sector investments to flourish. He also said…
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• How to clear your iPhone's storage space for iOS 11 - Business Insider
  Business InsiderHow to clear your iPhone's storage space for iOS 11Business InsideriOS 11, the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system, is rolling out on Tuesday, and it's bringing with it a bunch of new and improved features. There yo…
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• Northrop bulks up missile business with $7.8 billion Orbital deal - Seattle Times
  Seattle TimesNorthrop bulks up missile business with $7.8 billion Orbital dealSeattle TimesNorthrop Grumman's $7.8 billion purchase of Orbital ATK would expand its space and missile businesses amid rising global tensions. The deal cements a turn…
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• Why you can't fly a plane to space - Business Insider
  Business InsiderWhy you can't fly a plane to spaceBusiness InsiderTurns out, you couldn't even make it halfway. Part of the problem is Earth's gravity. You need to escape it in order to reach space. This requires a minimum speed of mach 33 (25,0…
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• Space Business Booming at Florida's Cape Canaveral - Voice of America
  Space Business Booming at Florida's Cape CanaveralVoice of AmericaNASA's next launch vehicle was still in the early stages of design, so launch activity was transferred to the Russian space center in Baikonur. But this opened new opportunities f…
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• Space Business Booming in Cape Canaveral - Voice of America
  Space Business Booming in Cape CanaveralVoice of AmericaNASA's next launch vehicle was still in the early stages of design, so launch activity was transferred to the Russian space center in Baikonur. But this opened new opportunities for the spa…
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• Striking footage from space shows all three hurricanes — Irma, Jose, and Katia — swirling in the Atlantic - Business Insider
  Business InsiderStriking footage from space shows all three hurricanes — Irma, Jose, and Katia — swirling in the AtlanticBusiness Insider... , one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes in recorded history, hit several Caribbean islands as a C…
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SpaceRef

• A World of Snowy Dunes on Mars
  It was spring in the Northern hemisphere when this image was taken on May 21, 2017, at 13:21 local Mars time...
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• Comet or Asteroid? Hubble Discovers a Unique Binary Object
  NASA's Hubble Space Telescope helped an international team of astronomers find that an unusual object in the asteroid belt is, in fact, two asteroids orbiting each other that have comet-like features....
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• Stellar Nursery Rho Ophiuchi As Seen By Herschel
  This image shows Rho Ophiuchi, a vast stellar nursery where new stars take shape from billowing clouds of gas, as viewed by ESA's Herschel observatory....
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• NASA Measures Hurricane Maria's Torrential Rainfall, Sees Eye Re-open
  The Global Precipitation Measurement mission or GPM core satellite, a joint mission between NASA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency can measure rainfall from space....
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• NASA Space Station On-Orbit Status 19 September 2017 - Astronomy Gear Setup
  The Expedition 53 crew worked on a variety of astronomy gear today that looks at meteors in Earth orbit and harmful radiation from deep space. The crew also explored how microgravity affects human bones and muscles....
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• Wind, Warm Water Revved Up Melting Antarctic Glaciers
  A NASA study has located the Antarctic glaciers that accelerated the fastest between 2008 and 2014 and finds that the most likely cause of their speedup is an observed influx of warm water into the bay where they're located....
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• Barchan Dunes On Mars
  On the west (left) side of this image from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, fairly textbook-looking barchan sand dunes sit atop the bedrock....
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• Solar Wind May Affect Satellite Safety
  Could the flapping of a butterfly's wings in Costa Rica set off a hurricane in California?...
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• Hubble's Megamaser Galaxy
  Phenomena across the Universe emit radiation spanning the entire electromagnetic spectrum -- from high-energy gamma rays, which stream out from the most energetic events in the cosmos, to lower-energy microwaves and radio waves....
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• Mercury's Poles May Be Icier Than Previously Thought
  The scorching hot surface of Mercury seems like an unlikely place to find ice, but research over the past three decades has suggested that water is frozen on the first rock from the Sun, hidden away on crater floors that...
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• NASA Space Station On-Orbit Status 18 September 2017 - Gearing up for Three Spacewalks
  Expedition 53 is gearing up for three maintenance spacewalks set to take place in October over a period of two weeks. Meanwhile, the six-member crew continued researching today how their long-term missions in space affect their bodies....
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• New Concept of Terrestrial Planet Formation
  Scientists have long been intrigued by the surfaces of terrestrial bodies other than Earth that reveal deep similarities beneath their superficially differing volcanic and tectonic histories....
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• New Gravity Map Suggests Mars Has a Porous Crust
  NASA scientists have found evidence that Mars' crust is not as dense as previously thought, a clue that could help researchers better understand the Red Planet's interior structure and evolution....
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• Hubble Catches Starbursts in a Barred Spiral Galaxy
  This Hubble Space Telescope picture shows NGC 5398, a barred spiral galaxy located about 55 million light-years away....
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• Small, Short-lived Drops of Early Universe Quark-Gluon Plasma?
  Scientists reveal correlated flow of particles emerging from even the lowest-energy, small-scale collisions at Big-Bang particle collider....
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