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Trojan asteroids around Neptune could turn into comets that might hit Earth
07/31/2010 04:40 AM
Material from the Trojan asteroids that exist around the orbit of Neptune could go on to become comets that could strike our planet, according to a new study.

'Crippled' NASA Spirit Mars Rover may never call home ever again
07/31/2010 04:40 AM
Mars Exploration Rover Spirit has not contacted NASA mission controllers since March 22, and the rover is facing its toughest challenge yet - trying to survive the harsh Martian winter.

Orion Nebula provides clues to origin of life on Earth
07/31/2010 02:40 AM
An international team of astronomers investigated the Orion Nebula and found a process that may have played a role in the development of life on Earth.

World's oldest Twitter user, and friend of the stars, dies aged 104
07/31/2010 09:12 PM
Messages were still appearing yesterday on the Twitter feed of IvyBean104 – but only to relay the news that the woman reputed to be the world's oldest twitterer had died. Ivy Bean, who grew up ...

Astronomy Without A Telescope – The Universe Is Not In A Black Hole
07/31/2010 08:25 PM
(Caption) Does a spinning massive object wind up spacetime? Credit: J Bergeron / Sky and Telescope Magazine. An APOD for 7 November 1997. It has been reported that a recent

'I'm planning to retire to Mars' | Discover
07/31/2010 07:09 PM
Mars . Not now, but when he's older and ready to swap life on Earth for one on the red planet. "It would be a good place to retire," he says in all seriousness. Normally, this would be the time to mak...

Indie band One Ring Zero explores the universe
07/31/2010 04:06 PM
Published Date: August 01, 2010 Making an album about such seemingly simple concepts as food or ice cream trucks might seem like a fool's errand, but for Brooklyn indie duo One Ring Zero, those conce...

NASA robot to tweet from space
07/31/2010 02:51 PM
Kanye West isn't the only celebrity that joined Twitter this week. NASA's Robonaut 2, or R2, is getting ready to work on the International Space Station in November but it's already tweeting about pr...

NASA robot to tweet from space
07/31/2010 02:51 PM
Kanye West isn't the only celebrity that joined Twitter this week. NASA's Robonaut 2, or R2, is getting ready to work on the International Space Station in November but it's already tweeting about pr...

NASA robot to tweet from space
07/31/2010 12:53 PM
Kanye West isn't the only celebrity that joined Twitter this week. NASA's Robonaut 2, or R2, is getting ready to work on the International Space Station in November but it's already tweeting about pr...

Whole New Mercury Promised by NASA Spacecraft
07/31/2010 10:59 AM
NEW YORK – A NASA spacecraft aimed at Mercury has already returned valuable observations from the planet closest to our sun, despite still being months away from entering orbit around the small, ...

New Space Telescope Mirrors Get Frosty Treatment
07/31/2010 10:59 AM
NASA is putting the mirrors for its ambitious new James Webb Space Telescope through the ultimate cold test — one that exposes them to temperatures hundreds of degrees below freezing to ma...

Building a window to the stars
07/31/2010 10:42 AM
Want an eye-popping view of the heavens but don't own a high-powered telescope or live near an observatory? Try building your own reflecting telescope. San Francisco-based designer

What's that weird thing around Saturn's second-largest moon
07/31/2010 08:08 AM
In 2008, researchers detected a sharp, symmetrical drop in electrons around Rhea, Saturn's second-largest moon. This could be caused by a ring of debris, but the Cassini spacecraft, which has flown by...

Solar cycle may drive Venice's floods
07/31/2010 06:44 AM
David Barriopedro at the University of Lisbon, Portugal, and colleagues were intrigued by studies showing the tides followed an 11-year cycle, just like the sun, showing peaks when the sunspots were m...

NASA, UIC offer kids summer science programs
07/31/2010 05:38 AM
(John J. Kim/Sun-Times) Oliver's father worked his way to independence from sharecropping and vowed that his children would live well by obtaining higher educations. Oliver has enrolled her grand...

Area on Mars could hold fossilized remains of life
07/30/2010 11:19 PM
A spot on Mars called Nili Fossae that is rich in clay mineral-rich rocks could be a prime spot to search for the fossilized remains of Martian life that may have existed 4 billion years ago, a new st...

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