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Arctic ice melting in 2016 heat: NASA
Over the past three decades, Arctic Sea ice has dramatically declined
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US astronauts prepare station for commercial space taxis
Two NASA astronauts completed a six-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station to install a parking spot
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US astronauts prepare spacewalk to install new docking port
The spacewalk is set to start with veteran NASA astronaut Williams emerging from the space station airlock
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Scientists to unveil new Earth-like planet
NASA has announced the discovery of new planets in the past, but most of those worlds were either too hot or too cold
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NASA's Kepler discovers more than 104 new exoplanets
It works by observing a dimming in the light of a star, each time an orbiting planet passes in front of it
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What is the goal of Juno's mission to Jupiter?
It aims to peer beneath the clouds around Jupiter for the first time to learn more about the planet's atmosphere
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NASA's Juno spacecraft begins bid to orbit Jupiter
The mission cost $1.1 billion dollars and launched five years
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NASA counts down to orbit of Jupiter
The unmanned spacecraft Juno is expected to arrive on Monday in the vicinity of the largest planet in the solar system
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NASA spaceship barrels toward Jupiter, 'planet on steroids'
Jupiter is marked by cold, windy clouds of ammonia
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Three astronauts from International Space Station make parachute landing
The three-man crew departed the station after spending half a year in Earth's orbit
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Scientists discover giant new planet orbiting two suns
The gaseous planet is the size of Jupiter and has a wide orbit, revolving around its two stars in 1,107 days
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Mars 'colonists' to undergo five days of tests
Around 200,000 hopefuls from 140 countries initially signed up for the Mars One project
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When you can spot the international space station in Pakistan
Here's a list of possible sightings in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad for the next few weeks
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US may approve private venture moon mission: report
The approval, still months away, would pave the way for several other for-profit space ventures
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Earth-like planet may support human life
Scientists believe Kepler 62f is a strong candidate for a habitable planet
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NASA inflates spare room in space
NASA on Saturday successfully expanded and pressurized an add-on room at the International Space Station
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NASA to try again to inflate spare room in space
Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) is part of an experiment to test expandable habitats
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NASA's Kepler telescope finds largest trove of exoplanets
This announcement more than doubles the number of confirmed planets from Kepler, NASA says
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Mercury will sail across the sun on May 9 and you can watch it
NASA is inviting media and viewers around the world to watch the relatively rare celestial event
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Earth's new 'lightning capital' revealed
Lake Maracaibo replaces Africa’s Congo Basin as the location of most lightning activity
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How Nasa teaches us to live more sustainably
More than 22,500 pounds of 'drinkable' water recycled from urine alone
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NASA takes on climate change deniers on Facebook
NASA’s comments come after Bill Nye posted a story about himself challenging a prominent climate change denier
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Moon's 'wandering poles' shifted long ago: study
Six-degree tilt, which happened several billion years ago, was likely caused by an ancient volcanic formation
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Russian spacecraft with US grandpa onboard docks at space station
According to NASA, it orbited the earth four times in its approximately six-hour journey
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Nasa to test fire in space by burning unmanned orbiting craft
The goal is to measure the size of the flames, how quickly they spread, the heat output, and how much gas is emitted
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European-Russian spacecraft blasts off in search of life on Mars
It will carry an atmospheric probe around Mars and as well as a lander for a rover due to follow in 2018
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Astronaut Scott Kelly to retire in April
Kelly, a former Navy pilot who joined NASA in 1996, will leave the agency April 1
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Spacecraft to seek life on Mars in European-led mission
The mission will carry atmospheric probe and a lander to test technologies needed for a rover due to follow in 2018
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Mars robot launch now scheduled for May 2018: NASA
InSight's primary goal is to study how the solar system's rocky planets, including Earth, formed and evolved
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Sore, but no taller, astronaut Scott Kelly adjusts to Earth
Spending 340 days in space caused Kelly's spine to expand temporarily, making him grow 1.5 inches
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Hubble telescope's latest find pushes back clock on galaxy formation
Astronomers discover galaxy formed 400m years after Big Bang explosion
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Red planet: NASA to simulate growing potatoes on Mars in Peru
Cultivation could pave way to building dome for farming on planet
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Telescope used on Armstrong's moon landing finds new galaxies
Hundreds of new galaxies were discovered, using same telescope that was used to broadcast TV pictures from Apollo 11
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Pluto's largest moon likely fractured by sub-surface ocean: NASA
The detailed pictures show a system of "pull-apart" tectonic faults on the moon's equator
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NASA to simulate growing potatoes on Mars in Peru
Do Peru's potatoes have the right stuff?
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First flower blooms on international space station
First flower even grown in space makes debut, US astronaut Scott Kelly wrote on Twitter, with a photo of the flower
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Ex-army major becomes first British astronaut to take a space walk
'The country will be watching you make history,' Prime Minister David Cameron wrote on Twitter
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NASA adds commercial mini-shuttle to station supply fleet
NASA estimates it will need about four cargo runs per year
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Long haul, night repairs for British, US spacewalkers
ISS official says outage is similar to power failure in Oct 2014 involving sequential shunt unit at orbiting outpost
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NASA footage shows huge meteor racing towards Earth
NASA releases video along with a statement after it received numerous reports of the object over the state of Georgia
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NASA wants to grow potatoes on Mars
The project also aims to highlight the role of potatoes in improving global food security
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US astronauts begin spacewalk to fix stalled rail car
Mobile transporter rail car carries the robotic arm from one location to another on the outside of the orbiting lab
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Three International Space Station crewmen heading back to Earth
Lindgren, Kononenko and Yui have been in orbit for nearly five months
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SpaceX to launch rocket Dec 19, six months after blast
The Falcon rocket will carry 11 satellites for the US company Orbcomm into low-Earth orbit
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New US space mining law to spark interplanetary gold rush
President Obama signed legislation that allows extraction of minerals and other materials, from asteroids and the moon
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Orbital cargo ship blasts off toward space station
The launch is Orbital's fourth scheduled mission to deliver necessities to the astronauts living in space
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NASA releases 'best close-ups' of Pluto
NASA says scientists expect more images from the set over the coming days
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Orbital to try space cargo ship launch Saturday after high winds
This time, Orbital is using a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket to send the cargo to space
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Letter to Mars? Royal Mail works it out for British boy, 5
'It's very expensive to send a letter to Mars. You would need so many stamps!' Oliver writes thanking mail service
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US astronauts step out on spacewalk
Spacewalk is the 190th in support of International Space Station, marking 15 continuous years of human habitation