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Category Archives: Planets
NASA’s Juno Probe Will Tell Us New Things About Jupiter
Last month, NASA issued a statement saying that preparations for its Juno mission to Jupiter are proceeding well, and that everything is still on schedule for a launch in August of next year. This will be just one part of … Continue reading
Waterworlds: New Research Says We Will Probably Find Them Someday
This is an article about waterworlds, and the search for them. It now appears likely that such planets do exist somewhere in the universe, and if we go far enough, we will undoubtedly find some of them. Scientists have recently … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Planets
Tagged hydrothermal vents, iceworld, oceans, probes, water, waterworld
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The Exploration of Mars Continues With ESA’s ExoMars Mission
Mars is being invaded! Already our orbiters are orbiting, our landers are landing and our rovers are roving- and more of them are on the way. Over the next few years, the red planet will be subjected to an array … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Mars, Planets
Tagged ESA, ExoMars, lander, NASA, Orbiter, Oxidant Detector, Urey Mars Organic, Viking landers
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Happy Birthday, Hubble: 20 Years of Great Astronomy
In a few days, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope will be 20 years old. Birthdays are a good time for looking back, and this is no exception. The Hubble telescope has provided us with so much good science and so many … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earth, Planets, Pluto, Telescopes
Tagged evolution, hubble telescope, NASA, organic molecules, Orion nebula, Spitzer, Vulpecula
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ESA Launches Cryosat-2 on a Mission to Study Earth’s Ice
The European Space Agency launched its CryoSat-2 satellite today (April 8, 2010), thus completing the third phase of its Earth Explorer Series. The satellite will give us our best picture yet of the effects of global warming on Earth’s ice, … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Earth, Planets
Tagged CryoSat, Cryosat-2, DORIS, ESA, global warming, ice caps, ice sheets, probes, satellite, SIRAL
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