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Rosetta Discovered Solid Organic Matter on Comet's Surface After Locating Lost Philae Lander
ESA's comet chaser, Rosetta found complex organic molecules from dust grains surrounding a comet. An important discovery just before it runs out of fuel and crash to its death.
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New Discovery Shows Oldest Stars in the Universe May Be Younger Than Previously Thought
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Hubble Discovers Twin Stars Orbited by 3 Jupiter-Like Planets
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ESA’s Sentinel-1A Satellite Hit By Space Particle
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NASA: Farthest Galaxy Cluster Discovered in Record-Breaking Distance
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Hubble Captured an Image of Alpha Centauri, Home of the New Habitable Planet
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Is China The Next Space ‘Superpower?’
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Rosetta Probe Captures Brilliant Image of Comet Eruption
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Fire in Space Called "Polaris Flare" Captured by ESA Planck Satellite
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ESA’s Proba-3 Satellite to Create its Own Solar Eclipse
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Stunning Image of Lopsided Galaxy Captured By Hubble Telescope
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ESA Space Lasers Will Study The Wind
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Watch: Rosetta’s Journey Around Comet 67P Was Not An Easy One
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