Space
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Curiosity Rover Covers New Ground
The Mars rover Curiosity has just crossed into new territory, driving out of the ellipse that was predetermined to be "safe" terrain for initial landing and exploration in 2012.
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Telling Star Age with Sound Alone
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Mitigating Microgravity Weakness In Space
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Some Habitable Planets Were Too Good to be True [VIDEO]
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Frozen World Opens up the Door for Earth-like Planets
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