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Major ice discovery excites Mars researchers (part 1)

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Water on the Moon?!

NASA will hold a press conference at noon today (Thursday) to announce details of a stunning discovery on the Moon....
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Exploring the Moon with rock stars and roadies

Under NASA’s current Vision for Space Exploration (VSE), astronauts will return to the Moon around the year 2020 in a series of meticulously...
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NASA lunar exploration strategies, part 1: Precursor missions

As reported in the preceding "First lunar residents won't be human?" article, NASA has charged a new team called OSEWG (Optimizing Science...
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The first lunar residents won't be human?

If NASA returns to the Moon around the year 2020, they'll find aliens waiting for them. Specialized, semi-intelligent robotic residents will greet...
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Political capital running low for NASA’s Mars science program?

The keynote speaker on the third day of the twelfth annual Mars Society conference, veteran NASA-Ames planetary scientist and astrobiologist Dr. Chris...
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A Tale of Two NASAs

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Happy 40th birthday, Apollo 11!

"The Eagle has wings." "The Eagle has landed." "OK, Neil, we can see you coming down the...
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Earth Independence Day?

July 1: the 142nd Canada DayJuly 4: the 233rd US Independence DayJuly 20th: ??For most North Americans, July 20th will pass with a few yawns and some...
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NASA 2010 budget released

On Thursday, May 7th, NASA released its long-anticipated 2010 budget request. Since this is the first budget...
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