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This first image shows an area dug by Phoenix's scoop, which disclosed a bright surface just a few inches down, which may be ice. "There's still some debate about the bright material," said Phoenix Principle Investigator Peter Smith. "Not everyone is sure that this is ice.
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Satellite images reveal the Wilkins Ice Shelf in Antarctica has experienced further break-up with an area of about 160 square kilometers breaking off during May 30 -31, 2008. Read the rest of Wilkins Ice Shelf Continues Break-up, Even During Winter (242 words)
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I'm all for the commercial use of space, but this might be a bit overboard. The scheme involved soliciting commercial companies to pay for advertising being beamed into space, supposedly directed towards potential extra terrestrial life.
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Update: After a quick but thorough analysis of photos and video of the object and the "protuberance" on the shuttle tail fin, NASA officials say neither should pose any problem for the shuttle landing on Saturday.
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NASA unveiled a new design of spacesuits for the Constellation program today. Read the rest of The Latest in Space Fashion from NASA (203 words) Browse the archive of posts filed under Constellation, NASA.
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Some of that dust also resides in Earth's atmosphere, and for years, NASA has routinely collected cosmic and interplanetary dust from Earth's stratosphere with high-altitude research aircraft. Read the rest of Alien Mineral From Comet Dust Found in Earth's Atmosphere (411 words)
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