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Ancient Martian Ocean Held More Water Than The Arctic
Nearly 4.3 billion years ago -- 200 million years after the formation of Earth -- Mars had more water than the Arctic Ocean currently holds.
Alibaba Unveils Plan To Challenge Amazon, Microsoft, IBM In US Cloud Market
In a surprise move, Jack Ma’s company said Wednesday that it plans to open a commercial data center in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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Planck Telescope Observations Suggest Universe Was Dark For 560 Million Years After Big Bang
ESA's Planck space observatory data suggests that the "Dark Ages" of the universe lasted 140 million years longer than previously thought.
NASA's New Horizons Beams Back Fresh Images Of Pluto And Charon
The New Horizons space probe, launched in 2006, will make a close flyby of Pluto in July.
SpaceX, Boeing 'Space Taxis' On Track To Ferry NASA Astronauts To ISS By 2017
Contracts with SpaceX and Boeing will help the U.S. reduce its reliance on Russia to get to the International Space Station.
NASA's Kepler Telescope Discovers Ancient Solar System From The Dawn Of Universe
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NASA's Dawn Mission Status: Probe Closes In On Dwarf Planet Ceres
NASA's probe Dawn has dwarf planet Ceres in it sight.
International Space Station Ammonia Leak Forces US Astronauts To Russian Section, Cause Unknown
U.S. crew members were told to evacuate their section of the International Space Station following an ammonia leak.
Ted Cruz To Head NASA Subcommittee: Is The Space Agency In Trouble?
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Space-Time Warp Hides Massive Pulsar From View After It Tips Into A 'Gravitational Well'
Scientists had been observing the pulsar, part of a binary star system about 25,000 light-years from Earth, for five years.
Astronomers Discover Stellar Clock Coded In A Star's Spin
Using data obtained from NASA's Kepler space observatory, scientists found that the rate at which a star spins slows down with age.
Aging Opportunity Rover Becoming Increasingly Forgetful After Suffering Bouts Of 'Amnesia'
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Sun Dazzles In First-Ever NuSTAR High-Energy X-Ray Portrait
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Antarctic Glacial Melt: Fastest Melting Region Losing 'Mount Everest Worth Of Ice' Every Two Years
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Orion Launch Live Stream 2014: Where To Watch NASA Spacecraft's Test Run Online
Watch live stream footage of Orion's first trip into space Thursday, courtesy of NASA TV.
Soyuz Capsule Docks With International Space Station
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Russia said it wants to launch a space station in 2017, but those claims may be more about politics than science.
The Philae Lander Touches Down On A Comet: Watch The Livestream Here
For the first time in history, a manmade spacecraft has landed on a comet.
Rosetta Mission Glitch Threatens Historic Comet Landing
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SpaceX Founder Elon Musk Wants To Launch 700 Satellites To Provide Web Access To The World - Report
SpaceX founder Elon Musk is reported to be in talks to launch 700 light-weight communications satellites that could provide Internet access.
The Science Of 'Interstellar' And How NASA Discovers Potentially Habitable Exoplanets
"Interstellar" made its highly anticipated debut in U.S. movie theaters this weekend.
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