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Saturn moons may hold potential life: Cassini NASA Helene close encounter

Saturn moons may hold potential life: Cassini NASA Helene close encounter

As NASA's Cassini project relayed images back after snapping photos of several of Saturn's 60 known moons. The images revealed lakes and rivers filled with liquid methane on Titan, Rhea with an atmosphere full of oxygen, and an ocean-like surface under a thick hydrocarbon atmosphere. The signs of water molecules and oxygen has given much speculation about life form existing on Saturn moons.
Space Shuttle Atlantis

Final Space Shuttle Mission: A Glimpse of Atlantis

NASA space shuttle Atlantis is getting ready for its targeted July 8 launch to the International Space Station, which will close 30 years of the space shuttle program. The shuttle is expected to launch on July 8 at 11:26 am EDT.
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NASA MESSENGER unveils surprising secrets of Mercury

NASA spacecraft reveals surprising 'personality' of Mercury for the first time

Based on the data from its Spacecraft MESSENGER, NASA scientists have made some surprising discoveries about the planet Mercury. The spacecraft, first ever to orbit Mercury, is providing scientists important clues to the origin of the planet and its geological history to better understand its dynamic interior and exterior processes.
Comet Hartley 2

Water-spewing Comet Hartley 2 forces scientists to re-evaluate theories on solar system formation

Photos taken by the Deep Impact spacecraft have revealed an unusually hyperactive little comet, called Hartley 2, which spews inordinately high amounts of dry ice and carbon dioxide into space. For scientists, the new images from Deep Impact's comet flyby have come across as weird and strange. The comet behaves mysteriously --it spews out more water and dry ice than any other comet of its size, and it spins rapidly as it tumbles while most other comets rotate slowly in one direction.
Scientists: Red lunar eclipse due to volcanic ashes

Guide to watching lunar eclipse

Everybody is gearing up for a date with a moon that will turn scarlet in the shadow of Earth. You are lucky if you manage to be in Africa, Central Asia, South America, Europe, Australia or Philippines because you will be the ones to witness total lunar eclipse.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich

Gingrich Rips NASA

Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich said NASA has been an absolute case study in why bureaucracy can't innovate.

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