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September 15, 2010
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Don't Forget Deimos
Sydney, Australia (SPX) Sep 13, 2010
Next year, Russia plans to launch a mission to Phobos, the largest moon of Mars. This spacecraft, called Phobos-Grunt, will be the first spacecraft to land on this moon, and also the first mission to return samples of Phobos to Earth. Phobos is an interesting object, and it's been studied a lot by orbiting spacecraft. The moon is in a fairly low orbit around Mars, which makes it easy to see from spacecraft placed in orbit around Mars. Earlier this year, the Mars Express orbiter got close enough to ... read more

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NASA's Next Mars Rover Rolls Over Ramps
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Russia to test Mars lander for 2011 flight
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How Microbes Could Help Colonize Mars
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NASA Data Shed New Light About Water And Volcanoes On Mars
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Satellite Services supplies on-board sub-systems for smallsats and microsats.

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Mars rover halfway to next destination
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Opportunity Rover Reaches Halfway Point Of Long Trek
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Opportunity Studies Interesting Rocks
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Next Mars Rover Stretches Robotic Arm
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Missing Piece Inspires New Look At Mars Puzzle
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Mars life may have been missed years ago
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Tracing The Big Picture Of Mars' Atmosphere
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Orcus Patera - Mars's Mysterious Elongated Crater
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High-res camera snaps water ice on Mars
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IRON AND ICE
Sunlight Spawns Many Binary And 'Divorced' Binary Asteroids
Berkeley CA (SPX) Aug 27, 2010
The asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter is often depicted as a dull zone of dead rocks with an occasional wayward speedster smashing through on its way toward the sun. A new study appearing in the journal Nature paints a different picture, one of slow but steady change, where sunlight gradually drives asteroids to split in two and move far apart to become independent asteroids among the ... more

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Opportunity Stops To Check Out Rocks
Pasadena CA (JPL) Aug 27, 2010
Opportunity has paused in her trek toward Endeavour crater to examine an exposed outcrop of rock that is of interest to the science team. On Sol 2336 (Aug. 19, 2010), the rover performed a 7-meter (23-foot) backward turn with a forward bump to approach the outcrop contact. On the next sol, Opportunity performed a short turn to place surface targets within reach of the robotic arm (Instrume ... more

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The Mutating Mars Hoax
Huntsville AL (SPX) Aug 26, 2010
It spreads, it mutates, it refuses to die. For the seventh year in a row, the Mars Hoax is infecting email boxes around the world. Passed from one reader to another, the message states that on August 27th Mars will approach Earth and swell to the size of a full Moon. "NO ONE ALIVE TODAY WILL EVER SEE THIS AGAIN," the email declares--always in caps. News flash: It's not true. Here are ... more

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Shipwrecks Of Mars

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NASA's Marks 35th Anniversary Of Mars Viking Mission


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This Planet Smells Funny

Scientists looking to spot alien oceans

Deadly Tides Mean Early Exit For Hot Jupiters

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STSS Demonstration Satellites Demo Capabilities For Detecting Another Satellite

CEA-Leti Completes Scalar Magnetometer Prototype For ESA

Portable Laser Backpack Revolutionizes Interior 3D Mapping

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Japan launches satellite for better GPS coverage

Taking The 'Search' Out Of Search And Rescue

Three More GLONASS Satellites Put Into Orbit

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China's Second Lunar Probe Chang'e-2 To Reach Lunar Orbit Faster Than Chang'e-1

China Finishes Construction Of First Unmanned Space Module

China Contributes To Space-Based Information Access A Lot

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Supernova Shrapnel Found In Meteorite

Impact 'fireballs' spotted on Jupiter

Catch A Falling Star

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Scientists find 'rubble pile' asteroids

Avoiding An Asteroid Collision

Amateur Astronomers Open Potential Lab In Outer Space For Planetary Scientists

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Martian 'mud' volcanoes eyed for life
Washington (UPI) Aug 19, 2010
Researchers say if life existed on Mars, the best place to look today is a region rich in what they say were mud volcanoes spewing sediment from underground. An area of the planet's northern plains called Acidalia Planita contains thousands of the circular mounds, formed from ancient sediment that might contain evidence of possible past or present life, Astrobiology magazine reports. "If there was life on Mars, it probably developed in a fluid-rich environment," Dorothy Oehler of the Ast ... read more

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Russia To Test Unmanned Lander For Mars Moon Mission

China preps next lunar space mission

Chandrayaan-2 Will Try Out New Ideas And Technologies

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Discovery starts first leg of final flight

US Senate panel votes to extend space shuttle program

Last Shuttle External Tank Rollout At Michoud

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Russian Mission Control Set To Readjust ISS Orbit

Boeing wins billion dollar NASA extension

NASA Opens Space Station For Biological Research From NIH Grants

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Japanese Spacecraft Approaches Venus

Recreating Venus In The Lab

The Canadian Space Agency Invests In Concept Studies

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Move Over Caravaggio: Cassini's Light And Dark Moons

Cassini Bags Enceladus 'Tigers'

Cassini Hunting Enceladus 'Tigers' With Night Vision

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