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January 16, 2010
Make A Play Date With Planet Explorers At The Adler
Chicago IL (SPX) Jan 15, 2010
The Adler Planetarium is launching the most immersive, hands-on exhibition ever created for families at the museum. The exhibition Planet Explorers opens March 26, 2010, and offers a great space adventure packed with excitement and hands-on fun. Each child will become a space explorer and embark on an awe-inspiring journey through the Universe to the mysterious Planet X. Activities will ... read more

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ESA And NASA Celebrate The Fifth Anniversary Of Titan Landing
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University Of Leicester Celebrates 50 Years Of Space Research
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Magnetic Mirror Effect Reproduces IBEX Observation
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Alien Planet Safari
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Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

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The Floor Of Tycho Crater
Washington DC (SPX) Jan 15, 2010
Tycho Crater is an one of the most prominent craters on the moon. It appears as a bright spot in the southern highlands with rays of bright material that stretch across much of the nearside. Its prominence is not due to its size: at 85 km in diameter, it's just one among thousands of this size or larger. What really makes Tycho stand out is its relative youth. It formed recently enough tha ... more

NASA's New Museum Grant Allies Makes The Universe More Accessible
Washington DC (SPX) Jan 15, 2010
Interactive museum exhibits about climate change, Earth science, and missions beyond Earth are among the projects NASA has selected to receive agency funding. Nine informal education providers from Alaska to New York will share $6.2 million in grants through NASA's Competitive Program for Science Museums and Planetariums. Participating organizations include museums, science centers, Challe ... more

VLT Captures First Direct Spectrum Of An Exoplanet
Paris, France (SPX) Jan 14, 2010
By studying a triple planetary system that resembles a scaled-up version of our own Sun's family of planets, astronomers have been able to obtain the first direct spectrum - the "chemical fingerprint" - of a planet orbiting a distant star, thus bringing new insights into the planet's formation and composition. The result represents a milestone in the search for life elsewhere in the Universe. ... more

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Dangerous Asteroid Safely Flies Past Earth


ISRO To Analyse Data Of Solar Eclipse


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New Research Resolves Conflict In Theory Of How Galaxies Form

How Galaxies Came To Be

How To Stir Galaxy Disks

Make A Play Date With Planet Explorers At The Adler

VLT Captures First Direct Spectrum Of An Exoplanet

Alien Planet Safari

University Of Leicester Celebrates 50 Years Of Space Research

'Year 2010' smart-card bug turns Germans back to cash

Hubble Telescope peers at oldest ever galaxies

Did Metabolism Come First In Evolution

Lifeless Prions Capable Of Evolutionary Change And Adaptation

Icy Moons Of Saturn And Jupiter May Have Conditions Needed For Life

Dangerous Asteroid Safely Flies Past Earth

Rosetta's OSIRIS Cameras Reveal The Nature Of Asteroid Steins

Rohrabacher Suggests Partnership With Russia On Asteroid Interception Project

UI Astronomers Capture First-Of-Kind Image At Distant Star

WISE Starts All-Sky Survey

First Gaia Mirrors Completed

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New Research Resolves Conflict In Theory Of How Galaxies Form
Seattle WA (SPX) Jan 14, 2010
For more than two decades, the cold dark matter theory has been used by cosmologists to explain how the smooth universe born in the big bang more than 13 billion years ago evolved into the filamentary, galaxy-rich cosmic web that we see today. There's been just one problem: the theory suggested most galaxies should have far more stars and dark matter at their cores than they actually do. T ... more

Rosetta's OSIRIS Cameras Reveal The Nature Of Asteroid Steins
Paris, France (ESA) Jan 13, 2010
Close-up images of asteroid (2867) Steins, obtained with the OSIRIS cameras on Rosetta, have provided extensive new measurements of the physical properties of this main-belt asteroid. Steins is revealed to be a loosely-bound 'rubble pile' whose diamond shape has been honed by the YORP effect. This is the first time this effect has been seen in a main-belt asteroid. The results are reported by H. Uwe Keller and colleagues in the 8 January issue of Science magazine. ... more

Satellite Could Locate Hundreds Of Earth-Sized Planets
Boston MA (SPX) Jan 13, 2010
The race to find exoplanets - planets outside our solar system - continues to quicken. Last week NASA researchers announced that the agency's new space telescope, Kepler, has discovered five new exoplanets, expanding the number of known exoplanets to 422, an increase of about 25 percent in the past year alone. A satellite proposed by MIT researchers could acce ... more

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Unprecedented Details Imaged On The Surface Of Betelgeuse


First Annular Solar Eclipse Of 2010 On Jan 15


How Galaxies Came To Be
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Lockheed Martin F-35B Begins In-Flight STOVL Operations

RC-12X Guardrail Airworthiness Certification Process Achieves Major Milestone

Taser adds mobile phone monitoring tool to its arsenal

US Space-Based Missile Warning System Achieves Key Milestone

China tests missile intercept system

New Israeli shield needs years to deploy

Pentagon gives OK for Taiwan missile deal: official

UK Awards Javelin Joint Venture For Javelin Missile Rounds

Raytheon wins $1.1B missile deal

Northrop gets $577M Army deal

Expert: German arms industry not innocent

SAIC Awarded Contract From Space And Naval Warfare Systems Command

Mint robot puts shine on hardwood floors

Cockroaches Offer Inspiration For Running Robots

Cockroaches inspiration for robots

GSK says swine flu vaccine sales hit 835 million pounds

France's swine flu epidemic ends: doctors

Under fire WHO ready to review handling of flu pandemic

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Cassini Data Show Enceladus In Motion

Huygens Conference Marks Fifth Anniversary Of Titan Landing

IYA2009 - Largest Science Education Event In History

Planning Our Phases On The Moon

SMU Hosts NOvA Scientists

How To Stir Galaxy Disks

Did Metabolism Come First In Evolution

Why Won't the Supernova Explode

Astronomy Question Of The Week: How Old Is The Universe

Rohrabacher Suggests Partnership With Russia On Asteroid Interception Project

Astronomers Simulate How White-Dwarf Stars Merge And Go Supernova

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Second Smallest Exoplanet Found To Date Discovered At Keck

New Tidal Streams Found In Andromeda Reveal Galactic Merger History

Astronomers Say Alien Dust Is Nothing To Sneeze At

Astronomers Map The Shape Of Galactic Dark Matter

Most Earth-Like Exoplanet Started Out As A Gas Giant

Cosmic Dark Energy Detected In Galaxies Nearest Earth

Space Systems Loral To Supply Lunar Mission Propulsion System

Split Personalities Of A Galactic Size

Massive Stars Easy Targets For Planet Hunters

Astronomers Finding Millisecond Pulsars Faster Than Ever

Shining A Light On Missing Ordinary Matter

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