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Not only is the "Jupiter as shield" concept, implying that the planet shields Earth from comet impacts, not true, but perhaps Jupiter's most important role in fostering the development of life on Earth was just the oppos...
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Russians go spacewalking to collect experiments, test glue Two Russians took a spacewalk Wednesday to install fresh experiments outside the International Space Station and gather biological samples stuck outside for years.
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50 Years Ago We Got Our First Picture from the Moon

Universe Today - 3 Feb 2016 23:59
50 Years Ago We Got Our First Picture from the Moon On this date half a century ago the Soviet Luna 9 spacecraft made humanity's first-ever soft landing on the surface of the Moon. Launched from Baikonur on Jan. 31, 1966, Luna 9 lander touched down within Oceanus Procella...
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Japan puts military on alert over North Korean satellite launch Japan put its military on alert on Wednesday to shoot down any North Korean rocket that threatens it, while South Korea warned the North it would pay a "severe price" if it goes ahead with a satellite launch that South K...
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New evidence may finally help put the chill on skeptics' belief that long-term global warming occurs in an unpredictable manner, independently of external drivers such as human impacts. By examining how Earth cools itsel...
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Strange, Dense Matter: The Power of Neutron Stars [Video]

Scientific American - 3 Feb 2016 22:00
Strange, Dense Matter: The Power of Neutron Stars [Video] A live Webcast Wednesday evening will discuss the latest science of neutron stars—some of the densest and weirdest objects in space --
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What do Pamela and Fraser think will happen or be discovered in 2016? What would they like to see in the near future? Visit the Astronomy Cast Page to subscribe to the audio podcast! We record Astronomy Cast as a live Go...
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The international team, led by Stephane Guilloteau at the Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux, France, measured the temperature of large dust grains around the young star 2MASS J16281370-2431391 in the spectacular Rh...
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Russian Spacewalkers Maintain Experiments, Launch Ceremonial Flash Drive Into Space Two cosmonauts completed a spacewalk today (Feb. 3) to retrieve, install and adjust experiments on the outside of the International Space Station and to jettison a ceremonial flash drive into space.
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Russian spacewalk marks end of ESA's exposed space chemistry ESA Top News:
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'Bigger Than Chelyabinsk' Asteroid To Skim By Earth | Orbit Animation 2013 TX68 (100 feet in diameter) will fly-by Earth on March 5th, 2016 no closer than 11,000 mi. But, due to a lack of precise observational data, the distance could be as much a 9 million mi.
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Luxembourg's ultimate offshore investment: space mining Luxembourg positioned itself Wednesday to pioneer the potentially lucrative business of mining asteroids in space for precious metals such as gold, platinum and tungsten.
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Science Ranch 2016

Bad Astronomy - 3 Feb 2016 19:13
If you love science (and yes, you do), meeting other people who also love science, and being outdoors in a spectacular setting, then do I have something for you. My wife and I run a company called Science Getaways, where...
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New study challenges Jupiter's role as planetary shield, protecting Earth from comet impacts Not only is the "Jupiter as shield" concept, implying that the planet shields Earth from comet impacts, not true, but perhaps Jupiter's most important role in fostering the development of life on Earth was just the oppos...
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The Star Wars franchise has featured the fictitious "Death Star," which can shoot powerful beams of radiation across space. The Universe, however, produces phenomena that often surpass what science fiction can conjure. T...
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"Either we find hundreds or thousands of millisecond pulsars in the upcoming decade, shedding light on the history of the Milky Way, or we find nothing. In the latter case, a dark matter explanation for the gamma ray exc...
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JWST instruments are coming in from the cold

Phys.org - 3 Feb 2016 17:30
JWST instruments are coming in from the cold After being tested at extremely low temperatures for more than two months, the four instruments of the James Webb Space Telescope are preparing to come in from the cold. First indications from the NIRSpec and MIRI teams ...
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NASA Picks Tiny Satellites to Ride on Giant Rocket's First Flight When the Space Launch System launches in 2018, its passengers will be 13 small cubesats off to explore the solar system --
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Sentinel-3A fully tanked

ESA - 3 Feb 2016 17:21
Sentinel-3A fully tanked With the launch of Sentinel-3A confirmed for 16 February, preparations for liftoff are charging full speed ahead. The tricky task of fuelling the satellite has now been ticked off the 'to do list' and the propulsion team...
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The forgotten moon landing that paved the way for today's space adventures Crashing into a planet is seldom a good idea. If you're trying to travel to another world, you're likely to land at tens of kilometres per second unless you do something serious to slow down. When Neil Armstrong famously...
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The international team has measured the temperature of large dust grains around the young star 2MASS J16281370-2431391 in the spectacular Rho Ophiuchi star formation region, about 400 light-years from Earth, surrounded b...
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'Stars Wars: The Force Awakens' Gets Lego Game Treatment | Trailer Lucasfilm Ltd. partnered with Lego Group to deliver an 'Episode VII' game. Hitting stores on June 28th, 2016.
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