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ESA Experiment Aims to Keep Spaceships Clean and Healthy
The European Space Agency is conducting an experiment on the International Space Station to study antibacterial properties of materials in space to determine if future spaceships will be easier to clean.
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Comet-Chaser Rosetta to 'Die' This Week, ESA Recounts Its Contributions to Science
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Discover Light-Bending Worlds With Two Suns
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ESA Teams Up With Russian Roscosmos on Lunar Mission
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How the Earth's 'Hardiest Animal' Could Pave Way to Radiation-Resistant Humans, Life on Mars
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VIRAL VIDEO: Travel to the Stratosphere for $75,000
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ESA’s Vega Rocket Launches Quintet Satellite Mission
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Astronomers Observe Starving Supermassive Black Hole Returning Brilliant Galaxy to Shadows
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ESA: Gaia Telescope Prepares 3D Map of 1.1 Billion Stars
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ESA Wind Mission to Launch Via Vega Rocket
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NASA’s Asteroid Mission Could Save Earth From Potential Impact
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ESA's Rosetta to End Mission With a Comet Crash
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