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This month's International Year of Astronomy feature explores how Saturn has been a consistent source of surprises for 400 years.
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Cassini-Huygens to Saturn
Studying Saturn and its rings and moons.
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Dawn
Dawn, the first spacecraft ever planned to orbit two different bodies after leaving Earth, will orbit Vesta and Ceres, two of the largest asteroids in the solar system.
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Epoxi
The Epoxi mission recycles the already "in flight" Deep Impact spacecraft to investigate two distinct celestial targets of opportunity.
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Mars Exploration Rovers
Spirit and Opportunity have been exploring Mars since January 2004. Clues found in some rocks indicate liquid water once covered the ground.
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Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
This orbiter has the most powerful telescopic camera ever to another planet, plus five other scientific instruments.
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Mars Odyssey
This orbiter studies Mars' surface composition and radiation environment and has instruments to detect water and shallow buried ice.
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Microwave Instrument
on Rosetta Orbiter
This JPL instrument will study gases given off by a comet as the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft orbits the comet. Rendezvous with the comet is scheduled for 2014.
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Stardust-NExT
The Stardust-NExT mission recycles the already "in flight" Stardust spacecraft to flyby and investigate comet Tempel 1 in Feb. 2011.
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Voyager
Voyager 1 and 2 flew past Jupiter and Saturn. Voyager 2 also flew by Uranus and Neptune. Voyager 1 is now approaching interstellar space.
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Ulysses
Orbits sun around the north and south poles.
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NASA Releases Interactive 3-D Views of Space Station, New Mars Rover
NASA released an interactive, 3-D photographic collection of the International Space Station and a model of the next Mars rover.
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Productive Mars Camera Team Accelerates Releases
Camera-team members are now posting tens of thousands of new image products each month from the high-resolution camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
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Happy 20th Birthday To NASA's Magellan Mission!
Launched May 4, 1989, NASA's Magellan spacecraft went on to map 99 percent of the surface of planet Venus.
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What's Up for May?
The brightest object around gets our attention this month as we take in the sun. Learn about solar observers past and present. |
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What's Up for March?
Saturn takes center stage this month. Learn how the ringed world has been observed through history. |
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Rover Undergrad
Internships at JPL helped one woman build her career as a software engineer working on robotics. |
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