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NASA: Could the Subsurface Ocean in Pluto's Icy Heart Have Alien Life?
Is there life on Pluto? A new study says that Pluto's icy heart, Sputnik Planitia, could have a subsurface ocean beneath it that may be hiding alien life forms.
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NASA to Use Cloud Computing Alexa-Enabled Robot for Mission to Mars in 2020
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Life on Mars: A Tiny Lizard Allegedly Photographed
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How to Win NASA's $30,000 'Space Poop' Challenge
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ISS Visible From Shimla -- Here's How to Track the Space Station
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Mars or Your Eyes? Astronauts Could Go Blind, Rapid Visual Decline Explained in New Study
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