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Guess the Rain's down on Titan

Scientific American - 9 Feb 2019 17:00
Guess the Rain's down on Titan Archival Cassiniimages reveal a glinting surface and a seasonal property --
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Israel's 1st Moon Lander: The SpaceIL Beresheet Lunar Mission in Pictures SpaceIL's historic mission to the moon with the Beresheet lander is expected to launch from SpaceX Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. It will be the first privately developed moon mission and you can ...
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Orion Span Falls Far Short of Funding Goal to Support Its Commercial Space Station Ambitions A startup with visions of developing private space stations raised only a small fraction of the funding it sought in a recent equity crowdfunding campaign, with no guarantee that it will be able to retain that funding.
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NASA's Space to Ground is your weekly update on what's happening aboard the International Space Station....
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Earth Once Swallowed Its Own Superocean. Could It Happen Again? An ancient supercontinent turned inside out as the Earth swallowed its own ocean some 700 million years ago, new research suggests.
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Ominous Cracks Form in the Northern Hemisphere's Longest Floating Glacier Is Greenland's Petermann Glacier due for another big break?
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Why (and How) to Skywatch When Winter Temperatures Plummet One of the big news stories nationally over the past few weeks has been the invasion of the polar vortex in the northern tier of the United States.
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Roscosmos Chief Dmitry Rogozin Teases New Russian Super-Heavy Rocket Yenisei With the collapse of a major U.S.-Russia arms treaty last week, much attention is being paid to new Russian rockets.
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Something Is Not Quite Right In the Universe, Ultraprecise New Measurement Reveals A super-precise measurement of one of the fundamental constants of the universe suggests it's expanding faster now than it was in its early years.
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'Blood Moon' Meets Star Trails in Stunning Long-Exposure Photo A star trail sequence of 390 images shows the moon's path across the sky during the Super Blood Wolf Moon of Jan. 21, 2019, as seen from Mina de São Domingos at the Dark Sky Alqueva Reserve in Mértola, Portugal.
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Final Frontier Medicine: Astronauts Use 'Smart Shirt' and Ultrasounds to Monitor Health Although astronauts on the International Space Station don't have access to futuristic "Star Trek" technology (yet), they are testing out devices like a shirt that measures heartbeat, temperature and blood pressure.
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Chang'e 4 Rover comes into view

Phys.org - 9 Feb 2019 11:39
Chang'e 4 Rover comes into view On Jan. 30 2019, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) acquired a spectacular limb shot centered on the Chang'e 4 landing site, looking across the floor of Von Kármán crater. At the time, the Lunar Reconnaissance ...
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Media Invited to Talk Tech with NASA Administrator at World Ag Expo NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine will speak to, and take questions from, media about how technologies originally developed for space exploration now are used to cultivate farms, predict crop yields, manage water resour...
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