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SpaceX Eyes Thruster Problem on Dragon Cargo Spacecraft After Launch, Deploys Solar ArraysA thruster issue just after launch is stalling SpaceX's Dragon capsule flight to the International Space Station.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Wanted: Married Couple for Private Mars Voyage in 2018A new nonprofit hopes to launch a man and a woman on a Mars flyby mission.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Married to Mars: 9 Questions for Dennis Tito on Private Martian TripsHow will a private Mars mission in 2018 work?
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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'Sunglint' Silhouettes Northeast Coast in Astronaut PhotoSunlight reflects off mirrorlike water off the coast of the United States in this photo.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Tonight's Full Moon Is a Snow Moon: How to See It OnlineA webcast from a telescope on the Canary Islands will show the full moon live.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Why the Higgs Boson May Seal Fate of the UniverseWhat does the Higgs particle have to do with the end of the universe?
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Higgs Boson Particle May Spell Doom For the UniverseThe universe may be in for a catastrophic end in billions of years.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Has Dark Matter Finally Been Found? Big News Coming SoonThe first results from the AMS experiment on the International Space Station are expected in about two weeks.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Human-Robot Relations: Why We Should WorryHumans are turning toward robots, and away from other people, Sherry Turkle says.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Mysterious Drop in Crime May Be Linked to Small-Scale EffortsPrivate security efforts, as well as small-scale experiments, have significant effects in preventing crime.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Nor'easter Spotted From Space in Satellite PhotoThe powerful storm expected to blanket the northeast United States in snow was spotted from space.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Picasso's Genius Revealed: He Used Common House PaintPicasso was unconventional in his choice of paint, as well as style.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Rare 'Strobe Light' Star May Actually Be TwinsTwo young stars may be circling extremely close, letting out periodic flashes of light.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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'Star Trek' Actor William Shatner Calls Astronaut in Space (Video)Famed actor William Shatner, TV's Captain Kirk, called astronaut Chris Hadfield on the International Space Station.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Hungry Black Hole Spawns Bizarre Four-Armed GalaxyThis gorgeous pink galaxy hides a gorging black hole.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Next Week's Asteroid Flyby Shows Earth is in 'Cosmic Shooting Gallery'Asteroid 2012 DA14 is just one of many asteroids in space, most of which have yet to be discovered.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Dark Energy Hunter: 7 Questions for Nobel Prize Winner Saul PerlmutterSaul Perlmutter won the 2011 Nobel physics prize for helping discover that the universe's expansion was accelerating.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Did Iran Really Launch a Monkey Into Space?A different monkey appeared to return from Iran's rocket flight than the one that was launched.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Balloon-Borne Telescope Seeks Out Elusive Big Bang SignalThe EBEX project searched for a never-before-seen pattern in the light left over after the birth of the universe.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Iran's President Wants to be Country's 1st AstronautJust a week ago, Iran launched a monkey to space. Now, the country is looking toward launching humans.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Obama Honors Astronauts Who Gave Their Lives for SpaceOn the 10th anniversary of the Columbia accident, Obama paid tribute to its fallen crew.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Scientists Offer Wary Support for NASA's New Mars RoverThe proposed rover must collect rock samples for return to Earth, scientists said.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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'Habitable Zone' for Alien Planets, and Possibly Life, RedefinedThe habitable zone defines the range of distances where a planet might support water, and perhaps life.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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How the Columbia Shuttle Disaster Changed Spacecraft Safety ForeverLessons learned from Columbia have played a large role in the design of Orion.
By Clara Moskowitz Published

