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NASA Does not Think that Aliens Will Destroy Earth

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A study that evaluates sci-fi scenarios for extraterrestrial encounters, published in the journal Acta Astronautica, said that E.T. could decide whether we're a threat to intergalactic order and may try to kill us. At the heart of these scenarios is the possibility that intrinsic value may be more efficiently produced in our absence, the researchers wrote.
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NASA Releases First Complete Map of Antarctic Ice Flow

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Global Warming Could Prompt Alien Attack: NASA

Scientists said Thursday that extraterrestrial environmentalists could become so angry about what we have done to the planet that they may see us a threat to the intergalactic ecosystem -- and take action by attacking Earth.
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DARPA: $500,000 to 1 Lucky Entity for Starship Plan

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It’s Confirmed, Earth is not Expanding

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NASA Captures Videos of Solar Storm Engulfing Earth [VIDEOS]

NASA released new videos of a solar storm engulfing our planet, captured by a spacecraft far from Earth. The footage of the storm released on Thursday, was recorded in December 2008 and scientists have been working on it ever since. It's the first time such footage has been captured and solar physicists say it could lead to important advances in space weather forecasting.
The Twin STEREO Spacecraft Observes a Violent Sun

NASA Watches Solar Storm Engulf Planet [VIDEO]

New data processing techniques, coupled with NASA spacecraft, has for the first time allowed scientists to see the awesome power of the sun as it recorded a massive solar storm engulf the planet.

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