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Russian Meteor
Russian Meteor Explosion's Dust Cloud Lingered In Atmosphere for Months

The meteor that exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia in February left behind a dust cloud that stayed in Earth's atmosphere for at least three months.

Nova Star
New 'Nova' Star Explosion Spotted in Night Sky: How to See It

A new 'nova' star explosion has been discovered in the night sky, and you can see it online tonight in a free webcast. See how to spot Nova Delphinus 2013 in the night sky.

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20 Years Ago: Novel DC-X Reusable Rocket Launched Into History

Nearly 20 years ago to the date, a pioneering reusable spacecraft called the Delta Clipper Experimental, or DC-X, made its first flight. This weekend, veterans of that program are gathering in New Mexico to celebrate the anniversary of that amazing feat.

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Cosmonauts Taking Spacewalk Outside Space Station Today: Watch It Live

Two Russian cosmonauts will spacewalk outside the International Space Station for more than six hours today (Aug. 16). How to watch it live online.

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Wow! Curiosity Rover Captures 2 Mars Moons Together In Stunning NASA Video

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has captured a stunning and rare sight.

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Galaxy Anatomy In Early Universe Was a 'Cosmic Zoo'

Galaxy types are as diverse today as they were 11 billion years ago according to new research. Read about it here.

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