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January 20, 2010
Alien Life May Not Be Near Massive Stars
Moffett Field CA (SPX) Jan 20, 2010
Most searches for planets around other stars, also known as exoplanets, focus on Sun-like stars. Those searches have proven successful, turning up more than 400 alien worlds. However, Sun-like stars aren't the only potential homes for planets. New research by astronomers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) and the National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO) confirms ... read more

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Studying The Secrets Of The Sun
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PVAMU Scientists Add "Moon Mud" To Lunar Radiation Shielding Studies
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Looking For Life In The Multiverse
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'Blazing ring' eclipse races across Africa, Asia
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Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

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ISRO Launches Rockets To Study Eclipse
New Delhi, India (PTI) Jan 18, 2010
The millennium's longest solar eclipse gave a unique chance to Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientists and astronomy lovers to study the event on Friday, with the space agency launching rockets and celestial gazers aiming telescopes at the sky to watch the moon's shadow covering the sun. Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), Thiruvananthapuram, launched a series of Rohini Sound ... more

Giant Ribbon At The Edge Of The Solar System: Mystery Solved
Huntsville AL (SPX) Jan 18, 2010
Last year, when NASA's IBEX (Interstellar Boundary Explorer) spacecraft discovered a giant ribbon at the edge of the solar system, researchers were mystified. They called it a "shocking result" and puzzled over its origin. Now the mystery may have been solved. "We believe the ribbon is a reflection," says Jacob Heerikhuisen, a NASA Heliophysics Guest Investigator from the University of Ala ... more

Teams Selected For 2010 Microgravity Programme
Paris, France (ESA) Jan 19, 2010
Following the debut of ESA's 'Fly Your Thesis!' programme in 2009, four teams of university students have been selected to conduct their microgravity experiments during a second series of parabolic flights aboard an aircraft. The teams, made up of students from five ESA Member States, were chosen from 12 teams whose proposals were short-listed in September 2009. During the final sele ... more

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NASA's Rosetta "Alice" Spectrometer Reveals Earth's UV Fingerprint


Hubble Catches End Of Star-Making Party


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Giant Ribbon At The Edge Of The Solar System: Mystery Solved

Hubble Catches End Of Star-Making Party

New Research Resolves Conflict In Theory Of How Galaxies Form

NASA's Rosetta "Alice" Spectrometer Reveals Earth's UV Fingerprint

Make A Play Date With Planet Explorers At The Adler

VLT Captures First Direct Spectrum Of An Exoplanet

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

Alien Life May Not Be Near Massive Stars

Looking For Life In The Multiverse

Did Metabolism Come First In Evolution

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

Herschel's HIFI Instrument Ready To Resume Operations

Herschel Readies Itself For The Orion Nebula

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

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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

Alien Planet Safari
Huntsville AL (SPX) Jan 15, 2010
The premiere observatory of the next decade, the James Webb Space Telescope, will launch in 2014 in search of "big game"--namely, the first stars and galaxies ever formed in our Universe. But the "little game" could turn out to be just as interesting. There's a dawning awareness among astronomers that the world's largest infrared telescope is going to be a canny hunter of planets circling farawa ... more

Magnetic Mirror Effect Reproduces IBEX Observation
Greenbelt MD (SPX) Jan 15, 2010
Ever since NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer, or IBEX, mission scientists released the first comprehensive sky map of our solar system's edge in particles, solar physicists have been busy revising their models to account for the discovery of a narrow "ribbon" of bright emission that was completely unexpected and not predicted by any model at the time. Further study by a team of scienti ... more

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VLT Captures First Direct Spectrum Of An Exoplanet


NASA's New Museum Grant Allies Makes The Universe More Accessible


ESA And NASA Celebrate The Fifth Anniversary Of Titan Landing
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Boeing joins research in aviation biofuels

Airbus, A400M partners to meet in Berlin: ministry

Brazil air force favors Swedish fighter over Lula's pick: report

Science seeks to control the Casimir force

Nanotech Experiment To Weather The Trials Of Orbit

Better Control Of Carbon Nanotube Growth Promising For Future Electronics

GOES-P Spacecraft Being Processed In Florida

iTablet scavenger hunt raises Apple hackles

Change-2 Satellite's Camera Resolution Reaches One Meter

Spain to push for common European digital market

Walker's World: Welcome to The 10

Google says 'business as usual' in China

In India, Gates to promote US ties with 'global power'

Celebrations muted as Japan-US security pact turns 50

India Requests Boeing C-17s

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University Of Leicester Celebrates 50 Years Of Space Research

Make A Play Date With Planet Explorers At The Adler

Dangerous Asteroid Safely Flies Past Earth

ISRO To Analyse Data Of Solar Eclipse

New Research Resolves Conflict In Theory Of How Galaxies Form

Rosetta's OSIRIS Cameras Reveal The Nature Of Asteroid Steins

Satellite Could Locate Hundreds Of Earth-Sized Planets

Unprecedented Details Imaged On The Surface Of Betelgeuse

First Annular Solar Eclipse Of 2010 On Jan 15

How Galaxies Came To Be

Cassini Data Show Enceladus In Motion

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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

Second Smallest Exoplanet Found To Date Discovered At Keck

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