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  Like bugs streaking down the side window of a moving car, colorful Perseid Earthgrazers could put on
Horse Flies and Meteors
Like bugs streaking down the side window of a moving car, colorful Perseid Earthgrazers could put on a pleasing show after sunset on Tuesday, August 11th.
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  The International Space Station's new "space porch" is open for business.  Barely two weeks after it
Space Porch Open for Business
Barely two weeks after it was installed by the crew of space shuttle Endeavour, the Japanese-built platform is already bustling with experiments in astronomy and space physics--and that's just for starters.
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  NASA's new planet-hunting Kepler space telescope has detected the changing phases and atmosphere of
Kepler Detects an Exoplanet Atmosphere
NASA's new planet-hunting Kepler space telescope has detected the changing phases and atmosphere of a planet a thousand light years away.
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  Two weeks after something slammed into Jupiter, creating a cloud of debris that is still easy to see
What Hit Jupiter?
Two weeks after something slammed into Jupiter, creating a cloud of debris that is still easy to see through backyard telescopes, researchers are wondering ... what was the impactor?
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  Earth is entering a stream of debris from Comet Swift-Tuttle, setting the stage for the 2009 Perseid
The 2009 Perseid Meteor Shower
Earth is entering a stream of debris from Comet Swift-Tuttle, setting the stage for the 2009 Perseid meteor shower.
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  The longest solar eclipse of the 21st century takes place this Wednesday, July 22nd.  The path of to
Longest Solar Eclipse of the 21st Century
The longest solar eclipse of the 21st century takes place this Wednesday, July 22nd. The path of totality crosses many major cities, setting the stage for possibly the best-observed eclipse in human history.
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  Apollo Landing Sites Photographed
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has returned its first imagery of Apollo landing sites. The pictures show lunar module descent stages, scientific instruments and even 40-year-old foot trails made by astronauts walking across the dusty lunar surface.
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  Wide Awake in the Sea of Tranquillity
Why couldn't Neil Armstrong fall asleep on the Moon? The answer is revealed in today's suspenseful story from Science@NASA.
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  The Beating Heart, Minus Gravity
When astronauts travel through space, the human heart loses something it needs: the Earthly pull of gravity. Is this a problem? NASA is launching a new study to find out.
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  Moonship Photographed by Backyard Astronomers
Amateur astronomers have photographed NASA's LCROSS spacecraft en route to an October crash landing on the Moon. Observers say the spacecraft is surprisingly easy to photograph, and NASA hopes more amateurs will give it a try.
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  Space Station Marathon
The International Space Station (ISS) is about to make a remarkable series of flybys over the United States. Beginning this 4th of July weekend, the station will appear once, twice, and sometimes three times a day for many days in a row.
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