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Pluto's moons tumble about in absolute chaos

6-4-2015 | 11

The smaller moons of Pluto are now believed to wobble about unpredictably as they orbit the dwarf planet.

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NASA prepares for second 'flying saucer' test

6-2-2015 | 7

The space agency will be testing out its futuristic Mars landing system over Hawaii this week.

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Microbes can survive in space for years

6-1-2015 | 5

New research has emphasized the remarkable persistence of life even in the cold vacuum of space.

Space & Astronomy

NASA confident about finding life on Europa

5-29-2015 | 23

The space agency has outlined its upcoming mission to determine if Jupiter's icy moon is habitable.

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ESA discovers ancient supervolcano on Mars

5-22-2015 | 15

The Siloe Patera crater on Mars is now believed to be the collapsed center of an enormous volcano.

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China to land probe on far side of the moon

5-20-2015 | 29

China's burgeoning space program is set to attempt something that nobody has ever tried before.

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Mysterious space plane set for new mission

5-18-2015 | 14

The X-37B will be launching again on Wednesday however nobody knows exactly what it will be doing.

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Giant asteroid to safely miss the Earth today

5-14-2015 | 14

Media reports of a close shave with a mile-wide asteroid have thankfully turned out to be exaggerated.

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Sarah Brightman cancels trip in to space

5-14-2015 | 21

The soprano had been set to become the first professional singer in space later on this year.

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Dark material on Europa could be sea salt

5-13-2015 | 6

The dark substance that litters the surface of Europa is now believed to be sodium chloride.

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NASA solves mystery of bright spots on Ceres

5-13-2015 | 237

New photographs have provided important new clues to help solve the riddle of the mystery bright spots.

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Enceladus' ocean is similar to lakes on Earth

5-11-2015 | 8

The subsurface ocean on Saturn's moon is very similar to life-bearing salt lakes on our own planet.

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NASA plans to send robotic eel to Europa

5-11-2015 | 19

An unconventional type of rover could be used to explore the oceans beneath Jupiter's icy moon.

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Mars plan suggests Phobos mission by 2033

5-10-2015 | 7

Astronauts on a manned mission to Mars could first use its moon Phobos as a staging area.

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Water likely to be common on other planets

5-8-2015 | 7

Water-rich asteroids are thought to have brought water to countless other worlds throughout the universe.

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Space debris poses real-life 'Gravity' threat

5-7-2015 | 7

The events of the hit movie could become a reality thanks to the large amounts of junk in Earth's orbit.

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Newly discovered galaxy sets distance record

5-6-2015 | 12

Astronomers have identified the most distant galaxy ever recorded at 13 billion light years away.

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'Alien sounds' recorded in the stratosphere

 VIDEO  5-5-2015 | 21

A NASA balloon experiment has picked up sounds that wouldn't seem out of place in an X-Files episode.

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'Pillars of Creation' unveiled in full 3D

 VIDEO  5-4-2015 | 9

The breathtaking cosmic spectacle has been revealed for the first time in three dimensions.

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Cosmic rays could damage astronauts' brains

5-2-2015 | 25

Cosmic radiation could be the single biggest problem for future astronauts embarking on a trip to Mars.

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