• Bacteria Got an Early Fix on Nitrogen
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• Stars Reveal Hidden Galaxy
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• Space Science Budget Gets Small Lift
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• 5 Rocky Planets Found in Ancient, Distant Solar System
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• Long-Lost Lander Found on Mars
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• Look Up to See Latest Comet Lovejoy
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• SpaceX Will Try Launch, Then Soft-Land Returning Booster
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• Humans on Mars Soonish Says NASA Bigwig
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• UV Light Colors Great Red Spot
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• It’s Hard to Dust in Space
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• Comet Reeks of Cat Crap and Rotten Eggs
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• Track Cosmic Rays with Smartphone App
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• Star-Forming Clouds May Spit Out Life’s Building Blocks
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• Dark Matter Looks WIMPy
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• Forensic Astronomer Dates Monet Vision
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• Milky Way's Home Supercluster Found
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• Neptune Visit Hits 25th Anniversary
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• Air Pollution Could Reveal ET's Home
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• Martian Soil Salts May Make Water Ice All Wet
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• Saturn Probe Ready for Its "Grand Finale"
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• Triple Black Hole System Found in Distant Galaxy
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• "Extremely Large Telescope" Breaks Ground
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• Seemingly Strange Solar Cycle May Be Sorta Normal
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• Dark Matter Shell Saved Wannabe Galaxy
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• Pluto Bids to Get Back Planetary Status
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• Jupiter's Great Red Spot Now Just Pretty Good
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• Oddball Eclipse Makes Star Brighter
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• Galaxy Gave Star Cluster the Boot
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• Chilly, Chilly, Little Star
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• Help ID Moon Craters from Your Couch
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• Saltine-Sized Satellites Set for Space
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• Absence (of Weight) Makes the Heart Grow Rounder
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• Rings: They're Not Just for Planets Anymore
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• Planet X Gets X'd Out
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• Giant Black Hole Spins at Half Light-Speed
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• Moon-Smashing Meteorite Recorded by Astronomers
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• Hubble Finds Possible Oldest Object Ever Seen
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• We Celebrate a Galilean Anniversary
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• Wacky World Wobbles Wildly
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• Faraway Planets May Be Far Better for Life
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• Comet Spacecraft Wakes from Slumber
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• Astronomers Cluster at Massive Meeting Conjunction
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• Weird Supernovae Spin Faster Than Blender Blades
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• Asteroid-Hunting Satellite Returns from Dead
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• Preadolescent Astronomer Spots Supernova
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• Say I Saw ISON
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• India Targets Red Planet
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• Astronaut Sounds Alarm On Asteroids
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• System Has Multiple Planets Off Kilter
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• Voyager 1 Is Officially out There
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• Home PCs Help Pinpoint Pulsars
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• Sky Map Satellite Becomes Asteroid Hunter
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• Kepler Exoplanet Hunter Limps Into Sunset
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• Solar Magnetic Field Flip Poses No Problem
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• Curiosity Celebrates an Earth Year on Mars
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• Milky Way Black Hole Had Hungry Past
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• Neutrino Identity Switch Confirmed
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• Giant Black Hole May Be Fugitive
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• Flare Star Goes Wild in Minutes
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• Frigid Space Speeds Chemical Reaction
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• Texas Teens Take Rocket Title
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• Primordial Galaxy Shows How to Make a Big One
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• Galaxy of a Thousand Stars
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• Curiosity Reveals Mars Astronaut Radiation Risk
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• Earth and Moon Had Same Water Source
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• Mars Rover Sets Distance Record
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• Exoplanet Building Blocks Found around White Dwarfs
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• Milky Way Makes Small Massive Gain
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• Space Scope Spots 3 Possibly Habitable Planets
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• Amateur Astronomers Spot Missing Russian Mars Lander
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• Water Ice Found across Saturn System
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• Universe May Be a Titch Older
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• Unfinished Chile Observatory Makes Starry Discovery
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• Nearby Star Came In with the Bang
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• Third Van Allen Belt Came and Went
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• Shoo Away Asteroids with a Coat of Paint
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• Meteor Shocks Russian City
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• Curiosity Drills Mars for Answers
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• Past-Prime Star May Still Produce Planets
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• Gamma-Ray Burst Fingered for Carbon 14 Spike in A.D. 774
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• Following Flare-Ups, Star Finally Explodes
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• Mars Flight Habitat Volunteers Lost Sleep and Fitness
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• Civilian Spacefarers Face Medical Hurdles
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• Titan Sports Hydrocarbon Nile
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• Should Mars Get Another Rover?
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• 3-D Printer Makes Structures with Lunar-Like Material
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• Thicker Atmosphere Still Would Have Left Mars Cold
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• Galaxy Might Be Most Distant Seen Object
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• Star's Habitable Zone Includes Possible Giant Earth
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• New Analyses Resurrect Contested Exoplanet Claim
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• Solar Wind Creates Traces of Lunar Surface Water
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• Sensor Info Reveals Titan Probe Landing
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• Zippy Star Promises to Be Relativity Laboratory
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• Good Things Come from Small Scopes
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• Pre-Life Chemistry Happens at Space Temperatures
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• White Dwarf Binary Stars Make Merger Plans
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• Dawn Spacecraft Sets Sail for Dwarf Planet Ceres
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• NASA Spacecraft's Census Tallies Millions of Black Holes
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• Milky Way and Satellite Galaxies Are Rare Arrangement
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• Probes Will Live in Van Allen Belts
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• Tour Kennedy Space Center on Google Street View
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• Curiosity Rover Lands Safely on Mars
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• Scopes See Exoplanets and Violent Astrophysics
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• Pioneer Spacecraft Warmth Takes Heat off Relativity
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• Mars Rover Prepares for 7 Minutes of Terror
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• Dark Matter Bridges Galaxy Clusters
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• Nonprofit Wants to Launch Asteroid-Spotter
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• Magnetic Tornadoes May Heat Solar Corona
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• Super-Earth Exoplanets Could Be Better for Life
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• Astronomers Seek Biggest Stars
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• SpaceX Dragon Returns to Earth from ISS
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• SpaceX Private Vessel Reaches ISS
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• Annular Eclipse Hits U.S. Sunday
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• Astronomers Detect Smallish Exoplanet's Infrared Glow
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• Zeppelin Searches for California Meteorite
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• Earth Was Longtime Asteroid Punching Bag
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• Gamma-Ray Bursts Found Innocent in Ray Case
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• Ballooning Star Split Planet in Two
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• Space Shuttles Head for Final Destinations
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• Supernova Turned Star Inside-Out
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• Martian Water Stuck in Minerals
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• Mars Makes Movie Execs See Red
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• "Man in the Moon" Facing Factors Figured
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• Dark Matter Clump Furrows Brows
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• Mars May Still Be Quaking
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• John Glenn Orbited 50 Years Ago Today
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• Black Hole May Eat Asteroids
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• Flame Dances on Board Space Station
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• Kepler Finds Multiple Exoplanets around Single Stars
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• Point Up and Click
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• Binary Stars Have Plenty of Planets
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• GRAIL Mission May Find a Former Second Moon
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• Leap Seconds May Disappear
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• Earth Usually Has Second Tiny, Temporary Moon
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• Another Billionaire Joins the Space Race
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• Black Holes Dwarf the One in Milky Way
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• Kepler Finds Its First Planet in the Habitable Zone
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• Curiosity Leaves Earth for Mars
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• Runaway Stars May Be Fleeing Bigger Bullies
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• Bright Exoplanet Lighting Could Indicate Intelligent Life
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• Planetary Scientists Hope to Bring Back Mars Moondust
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• Asteroid Plans Close Earth Flyby
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• Soyuz Makes Launch from South American ESA Site
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• Did Saturn's Moon Iapetus Once Have Its Own Moon?
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• Fewer Big Asteroids Close In on Earth
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• Chinese Space Program Takes Giant Leap
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• Solar System Likely Once Had Another Gas-Giant Planet
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• Satellite Set to Make Big Splash or Thud
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• NASA Hopes Hard Sci-Fi Will Inspire Future Space Force
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• Failed Star Found in the Neighborhood
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• Exoplanet Looks Potentially Lively
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• Opportunity Knocks at Martian Crater
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• Kuiper Belt Gets New Notches
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• Jupiter Mission Counts Down
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• New Moon Rises over Pluto
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• Kepler Searches for Habitable Planets, Part 2
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• Kepler Searches for Planets in Habitable Zones
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• Space Station Gets Close Wake-up Call
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• Planets with Stabilizing Moons May Be Common
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• Voyager 1 May Have Reached the Heliopause
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• Fragments of Single Meteorite Show Different Chemistry
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• Step Right Up and Guess the Star's Age
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• What's Flinging Comets Out of the Oort Cloud?
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• WiggleZ Project Confirms Dark Energy's Effects
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• Space Boat Could See Sea Near Saturn
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• Milky Way Should Have Much More Companionship
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• Comet Bops Past Neptune Cleanly
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• Giant Energetic Bubbles Adorn the Milky Way
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