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Venturing to Venus
Venus In the twilight sky, low on the horizon, glows a brilliant body. Occasionally mistaken for a UFO, the planet is actually our nearest neighbor and Earth’s twin: Venus.

Posted by Editor on Friday, May 02 @ 21:24:29 GMT (10 reads)
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Jules Verne boosts ISS orbit
International Space Station ESA's Jules Verne ATV was used for the first time early this morning to raise the orbit of the International Space Station.

Posted by Editor on Friday, April 25 @ 17:41:40 GMT (27 reads)
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Shoulder Motor Balks on Opportunity Rover's Robotic Arm
Mars A small motor in the robotic arm of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity that began stalling occasionally more than two years ago has become more troublesome recently.

Posted by Editor on Thursday, April 24 @ 11:56:00 GMT (29 reads)
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Black holes reveal more secrets
Astronomy Scientists say they have unlocked some of the secrets behind black holes, the gravitational fields known for sucking up light and stars from the Universe.

Posted by Editor on Thursday, April 24 @ 11:51:43 GMT (29 reads)
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Crashing into the moon in search of frozen water
The Moon Relying on heritage technology derived from parts on previous space missions, a spacecraft on a budget will guide a spent rocket stage on a collision course with the moon early next year to search for signs of permanently frozen water hidden inside craters near the lunar poles.

Posted by Editor on Wednesday, April 23 @ 19:27:57 GMT (28 reads)
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