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60-Second Space
Forensic Astronomer Dates Monet Vision
Texas State University astronomer Donald Olson combined solar, tidal and weather data to identify the likely moment of the image in the Monet work Impression, Sunrise.
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Nature
NASA to Send 3-D Printer to Space
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News
NASA to Send Sample-Return Mission to Earth-Bound Asteroid [Video]
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Special Editions Volume 23, Issue 3s
Cosmologists Review the Evidence for an Accelerating Universe
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Nature
Jupiter's Moon Europa Has Plate Tectonics like Earth Does
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News
SpaceX Rocket Base to Be Built Near Endangered Sea Turtle Nesting Beach
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Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 3
Book Review: The Edge of the Sky
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60-Second Space
Milky Way's Home Supercluster Found
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Nature
Milky Way Found to Belong to a Supersize Supercluster [Video]
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Special Editions Volume 23, Issue 3s
Astronomers Use Gravitational Lenses to Push Hubble Past Its Limits
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60-Second Science
How Asteroid 1950 DA Keeps It Together
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Nature
Controversy Erupts over Distance to Pleiades Star Cluster
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Life, Unbounded
Interstellar Space Can Be Pebbly
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News
Strange Neutrinos from the Sun Detected for the First Time
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Special Editions Volume 23, Issue 3s
Why the Multiverse May Be the Most Dangerous Idea in Physics
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Forensic Astronomer Dates Monet Vision
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Milky Way's Home Supercluster Found
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Neptune Visit Hits 25th Anniversary
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Globe at Night 2014
Citizen scientists observe and report evidence of light pollution
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