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July 02, 2010
MOON DAILY
Man In The Moon Has 'Graphite Whiskers'
Pasadena CA (JPL) Jul 02, 2010
In a new analysis of a lunar sample collected by Apollo 17, researchers have detected and dated carbon on the moon in the form of graphite - the sooty stuff of pencil lead - which survived from around 3.8 billion years ago, when the moon was heavily bombarded by meteorites. Up to now, scientists thought the trace amounts of carbon previously detected on the surface of the moon came from the solar wind. Some of the graphite revealed by the new study appeared in a rare rolled form known as "gr ... read more

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SOLAR SCIENCE

NASA Retires TRACE Spacecraft After Highly Successful Mission
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TIME AND SPACE

RXTE Homes In On A Black Hole's Jets
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OUTER PLANETS

Course Correction Keeps New Horizons On Path To Pluto
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TIME AND SPACE

CID-42: A Black Hole 'Slingshot'
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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

UKIRT Unveils The Mysteries Of Massive Star Formation
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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

Galactic Archaeologists Find Origin Of Milky Way's Ancient Stars
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SOLAR SCIENCE

Proba-2 Tracks Sun Surging Into Space
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MOON DAILY

India Hopes To Launch Chandrayaan-2 By 2013
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PHYSICS NEWS

GOCE Helping Reveal The Gravity Of Earth
EXO WORLDS

First Directly Imaged Planet Confirmed Around Sun-Like Star
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EXO LIFE

Zapping Titan-like atmosphere With UV Rays Creates Life Precursors
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MOON DAILY

Building A Better Robot Arm For Lunar Rovers
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TIME AND SPACE

World's biggest atom smasher gains pace: CERN
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SPACE TRAVEL

Voyager 2 At 12,000 Days
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IRON AND ICE
Students Record Spellbinding Video Of Disintegrating Spacecraft
Huntsville AL (SPX) Jun 29, 2010
Last year, high school science teacher Ron Dantowitz of Brookline, Mass., played a clever trick on three of his best students. He asked them to plan a hypothetical mission to fly onboard a NASA DC-8 aircraft and observe a spacecraft disintegrate as it came screaming into Earth's atmosphere. How would they record the event? What could they learn? For 6 months, they worked hard on their assi ... more

IRON AND ICE
Earth To Lend Helping Hand To Comet Craft
Pasadena CA (SPX) Jun 28, 2010
NASA's Deep Impact/EPOXI spacecraft will fly past Earth this Sunday (June 27). Mission navigators have tailored this trajectory so the spacecraft can "hitch a ride" on Earth's gravity field, which will help propel the mission toward its appointment with comet Hartley 2 this fall. At time of closest approach to Earth, the spacecraft will be about 30,400 kilometers (18,900 miles) above the S ... more

IRON AND ICE
Deep Impact Spacecraft To Make Last Swing By Earth On Way To Second Comet
College Park MD (SPX) Jun 28, 2010
On Sunday, NASA's historic Deep Impact spacecraft will fly past Earth for the fifth and last time on its current University of Maryland-led EPOXI mission. At time of closest approach to Earth, the spacecraft will be about 30,400 kilometers (18,900 miles) above the South Atlantic. Mission navigators have tailored this trajectory to change the shape of the spacecraft's orbit and to boost it ... more

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MOON DAILY

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ROCKET SCIENCE
Weapon Enhancement Improves Tornado Aircraft Capability

Latest Counter-IED Equipment Showcased

Fully Accredited Infrared Countermeasures System Effectiveness Models Unveiled

ROCKET SCIENCE
THAAD Weapon System Achieves Lowest Endo Intercept To Date

Bulgaria defence minister in US for talks on missile defence

Interoperability Key To Success In Missile Defense

ROCKET SCIENCE
USS Sterett Calls Tomahawk Missile Launch A Success

Fire breaks out at Russian missile maker: official

USS George H.W. Bush Conducts First Missile Launch

ROCKET SCIENCE
Military Video Surveillance Systems Market Over Seven Billion In 2010

Amid tanker battle, EADS seeks US inroads in helicopters

Pentagon calls on defense industry to bring down costs

ROCKET SCIENCE
Machines that understand us on the rise

Intelligent 3D Simulation Robots To Compete In Robocup 2010

Robot cat Doraemon's gadgets come to life in Japan show

ROCKET SCIENCE
Secret Ingredient In Honey That Kills Bacteria

Hong Kong study promises new swine flu treatment

Repressive drug policies boosting AIDS spread: experts

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IRON AND ICE
Japan lab finds trace of gas in deep space asteroid pod
Tokyo (AFP) June 24, 2010
Japan's space agency said it had found a trace of gas Thursday in a capsule thought to contain asteroid dust that was brought back to Earth after a multi-billion-kilometre (mile) space journey. Researchers at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's Sagamihara Campus in Kanagawa began opening the Hayabusa capsule, a process expected to take about a week, JAXA said. Using an optical microscope, they plan to analyse the inside of the container, which was shielded by a Frisbee-sized capsule. Op ... read more

IRON AND ICE
Galactic Archaeologists Find Origin Of Milky Way's Ancient Stars

UKIRT Unveils The Mysteries Of Massive Star Formation

The Coolest Stars Come Out Of The Dark

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IRON AND ICE
First Directly Imaged Planet Confirmed Around Sun-Like Star

VLT Detects First Superstorm On Exoplanet

Earth-Like Planets May Be Ready For Their Close-Up

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IRON AND ICE
RXTE Homes In On A Black Hole's Jets

CID-42: A Black Hole 'Slingshot'

World's biggest atom smasher gains pace: CERN

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IRON AND ICE
Zapping Titan-like atmosphere With UV Rays Creates Life Precursors

Astro Anthracene

Methane Eaters At Lost Hammer

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IRON AND ICE
Students Record Spellbinding Video Of Disintegrating Spacecraft

Deep Impact Spacecraft To Make Last Swing By Earth On Way To Second Comet

Earth To Lend Helping Hand To Comet Craft

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