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NASA Scientists Select New Drilling Site For Curiosity In Hopes Of Verifying Previous Discoveries
NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity is back in commission and this time with plans to begin drilling soon on a patch of bedrock called “Cumberland.”
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Exoplanet Observations By NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope Have Scientists Both Stunned And Confused
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Black Hole Birth Can Be Observed For First Time, Study Says
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