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08.21.2009
NASA Heads Out to Sea
The agency best known for exploring the vast reaches of space has been exploring some of the vast beaches of Earth – and the results may help protect them.
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08.19.2009

Chandra Turns 10
Astronomers are celebrating 10 years of discovery by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory. Today's story highlights some of Chandra's most surprising, violent and beautiful images of the high-energy Universe.
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08.14.2009
In Search of Antimatter Galaxies

Next year, a powerful cosmic ray detector will be installed on the International Space Station. Its mission: to search for antimatter galaxies and other exotic phenomena in the Universe.
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