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Location American Space News for 16 November 2014
Alien Life Could Thrive on 'Supercritical' CO2 Instead of Water Alien life might flourish on an exotic kind of carbon dioxide, researchers say. This 'supercritical' carbon dioxide, which has features of both liquids and gases, could be key to extraterrestrial organisms much as water ...
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Leonid Meteor Shower Forecast: What to Expect

SPACE.com - 16 Nov 2014 19:11
Leonid Meteor Shower Forecast: What to Expect The Leonid meteor shower of 2014 will peak on Monday and Tuesday (Nov. 17 and 18), but don't expect a dazzling celestial light show. Here's what to expect from the Leonids this year.
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Comet scientists take break after 4 straight days The European Space Agency says that its scientists are taking a bit of a break after working for four days around the clock since the pioneering lander Philae touched down on a comet.
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Epic 4K Sun Video, with Bonus Sunspot Tantrums

Bad Astronomy - 16 Nov 2014 16:46
Not long ago, the ridiculously huge sunspot called Active Region 2192 ruled the face of the Sun. Bigger than Jupiter, it was easily seen by the (adequately protected) naked eye, and it was a distracting though extremely ...
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Alone and Confused, Philae Breaks our Hearts

Universe Today - 16 Nov 2014 16:35
Alone and Confused, Philae Breaks our Hearts I was thirteen years old when Columbia disintegrated. Space exploration was not even a particular interest of mine at the time, but I remember exactly where I was when the news came. My dad and I were sitting in the livi...
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Philae Comet Lander Falls Silent as Batteries Run Out

Scientific American - 16 Nov 2014 06:50
Philae Comet Lander Falls Silent as Batteries Run Out The probe had been studying the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko for 57 hours when it went to sleep, possibly for good --
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Whittling Away At SN1987A

Universe Today - 16 Nov 2014 00:29
Whittling Away At SN1987A A team of Australian astronomers has been busy utilizing some of the world’s leading radio telescopes located in both Australia and Chile to carve away at the layered remains of a relatively new supernova. Designated a...
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