Solar system
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New Planets: Different Mantle Minerals Than Earth's?
Recent studies found that magnesium peroxide may be abundant in extremely oxidized mantles and cores of rocky planets outside our solar system.
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Asteroids Likely Rich in Water, Explain for Earth's Oceans
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Mercury's MESSENGER Mission Comes to a Crashing End
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Sun Was a Late 'Boomer' to the Milky Way
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Water: There's a TON of it in Our Solar System and Beyond, Says NASA
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Wandering Jupiter Helped Create Our Unusual Solar System
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Too Many Americans Think the Earth is the Center of Our Solar System
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Massive Exoplanet Raised by Four Parent Stars
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Did Dark Matter Kill the Dinosaurs?
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Scientists Discover Closest Flyby Ever of Alien Star
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Pair of Dwarf Planets May Lurk Beyond Pluto
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Meteorites Might Not Have Created Solar System
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Rosetta Finds Strange Water, Fueling Ocean Origin Debates
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