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It sounds like the plot of a bad movie -- but it's just science.
This fatty likely had a great influence on how other later planets formed in the early solar system, including Earth.
The massive gas giant likely adopted the cosmic bodies when they came too close to Jupiter's gravitational pull.
IKEA prepares for outer space.
It's an impressive achievement.
One small step for bread, one giant leap for mankind.
Take a good look at these people. A few years from now, they will be conducting research off the Earth and in deep space.
NASA doesn't know yet what could have caused it.
Einstein -- right again!
In this day and age, everyone can be a scientist.
That's one hot tomato!
We don't know whether Mars held life... but there's certainly a lot of potential.
The thrilling discovery is confirmed.
Positioning errors will be decreased by a factor of 100.
Ready to sink your teeth into some black holes?
Life had more time to appear or even thrive on Mars than we imagined.
Why blow up when you can mass up?
Think you know Jupiter? Think again!
Space sperm to the rescue!
The best of the best.
Homer Simpson would have been impressed. D'oh!
Two planets are better than one. Here's everything you need to know about Mars terraformation.
Can your Internet landline do this? No.
Be more like him.
A first of its kind study found rain on Mars was quite abundant.
An extraordinarily inflated planet could prove very lucrative in our quest to find other habitable planets.
Epic loot.
We didn't even know this kind of planet can exist.
On Io, the floor is basically lava.
Heavy metal in space.
Breathtaking.
Not your typical junkyard story.
Pretty. And pretty deadly.
Things are getting pretty dicey in outer space.
Its purpose still remains a mystery.
Darn.
The first satellites could appear in 2019.
Enter the High Performance Fast Computing Challenge.
It's a one in a lifetime experience.
The song before the 'grand finale'.
Seeds -- the tiny bunkers of life.
Internal auditors weren't happy with the way NASA is making new space suits.
The two are already collaborating on important science projects.
When you can correlate computer models of comets with carvings from 13 millennia ago -- that's got to feel good.
Recycle everything!!!
Space junk is cluttering space. One day, we might not be able to launch anything anymore.
Such discoveries keep piling up. We can only rejoice.
Both Enceladus and Europa seem capable of supporting alien life, according to a major NASA announcement.
NASA is doing the old 'announcement of an announcement,' and we're absolutely falling for it.
Goddesses... always have to stand out, don't they?
