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Geysers on Europa? Hubble Space Telescope Finds More Evidence for Water Vapor Plumes
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‘Cauliflower’ Silica Formations on Mars: Evidence of Ancient Life?
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in News, Tech, NASA, AmericaSpace, Space, Science, JPL, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Space Exploration, Cassini, press release, Technology, Exploration, Astrobiology, American Geophysical Union, Europa, Saturn, Solar System, Research, News Release, habitability, EnceladusCassini Prepares for Last Epic Flyby of Saturn’s Ocean Moon Enceladus
The Cassini spacecraft’s discoveries about the tiny moon Enceladus have been some of the most exciting of the entire mission at Saturn. What was once thought to likely be little more than a frozen ice world has turned out to be one of the best places in the Solar System to search for evidence of […] More
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in News, Tech, NASA, AmericaSpace, Moon, Mars, Space, Science, JPL, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mars Science Laboratory, MSL, Curiosity, Mars Exploration Rovers, Space Exploration, Mars Phoenix Lander, Space Exploration Technologies, Cassini, press release, Earth, Technology, Exploration, Exoplanets, Astrobiology, asteroids, Europa, Jupiter, Comets, Saturn, Solar System, Research, News Release, InSight, habitability, EnceladusNASA Developing New ‘Chemical Laptop’ to Search for Evidence of Alien Life
One of NASA’s primary objectives, and the one which most excites the general public, is the search for evidence of life elsewhere, whether in our own Solar System or on some distant exoplanet. However, the best way to go about that is a subject of much debate. Now, researchers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have […] More
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Phobos is the largest of Mars’ two tiny moons, but 50 million years from now, that may no longer be the case. According to new research, Phobos is gradually being pulled apart by Mars’ gravity and will eventually be destroyed. The unusual long grooves on Phobos’ surface, which have been a puzzle for planetary scientists, are […] More
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in News, Tech, NASA, AmericaSpace, Space, Science, JPL, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Space Exploration, press release, American Astronomical Society Meeting, New Horizons, Earth, Technology, Exploration, Solar System, Research, News Release, Kuiper Belt, PlutoA Complex World: Pluto Discoveries Include Possible Ice Volcanoes, Varied Geology, and Weird Spinning Moons
Pluto is a small, cold world, but it is also turning out to be one of the most fascinating places in our Solar System – as reported today at the American Astronomical Society’s Division for Planetary Sciences (DPS) meeting in National Harbor, Maryland, images and other data have revealed possible ice volcanoes and other surprisingly diverse […] More
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in News, NASA, AmericaSpace, Space, Science, JPL, Hubble Space Telescope, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Space Exploration, press release, New Horizons, Exploration, Solar System, Research, News Release, Kuiper Belt, Pluto, Deep Space NetworkNew Horizons Conducts Final Course Correction for New Year’s Day Flyby of Next KBO in 2019
After having completed a wildly successful flyby of Pluto and its moons, the New Horizons spacecraft was given a new target, much farther out in the Kuiper Belt, a smaller space rock called 2014 MU69. Starting on Oct. 22, New Horizons was instructed to perform the first of four targeting maneuvers, which would be needed to guide […] More
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The Cassini spacecraft has successfully completed its deepest dive through the water vapor geysers of Enceladus and is now sending back some fantastic images of the event. These and subsequent images, as well as science data still to come, will help scientists better understand the incredible active geology occurring on this tiny, cold moon of […] More
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This coming Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2015, the Cassini spacecraft will make a historic close flyby (dubbed “E21”) of Saturn’s tiny icy moon Enceladus, not only passing very close to the surface, but also making the deepest dive yet through the water vapor geysers which erupt from the south pole. These plumes are connected to a global […] More
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in News, Tech, NASA, Space, Science, JPL, Hubble Space Telescope, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Space Exploration, press release, New Horizons, Technology, Exploration, Solar System, Research, News Release, Kuiper Belt, PlutoNew Horizons Changes Course for Flyby of First Post-Pluto Destination on New Year’s Day 2019
After having completed its successful encounter with Pluto and its moons last July, the New Horizons spacecraft is now setting its sights on its next target much farther out in the Kuiper Belt: a tiny rocky world called 2014 MU69, which is less than 30 miles in diameter and orbits nearly 1 billion miles past Pluto, […] More
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The Cassini spacecraft has just successfully completed the first of three final close flybys of Saturn’s moon Enceladus, and has sent back some spectacular images of the northern regions of this icy and watery world, the best views ever seen so far. Two more upcoming flybys will dive back into the water vapor plumes at […] More
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in News, Tech, NASA, AmericaSpace, Space, Science, JPL, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Space Exploration, press release, New Horizons, Earth, Technology, Exploration, Europa, Solar System, Research, News Release, Pluto, EnceladusA Whole New World: Pluto Discoveries Published in New ‘Science’ Research Paper
It has been three months since the historic close flyby of Pluto by New Horizons, and new discoveries have been coming in quickly about this previously little-known world. The first paper detailing these results so far, “The Pluto System: Initial Results from its Exploration by New Horizons,” has now been published in Science. New Horizons has […] More
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Starting today, the Cassini spacecraft is making the first of three scheduled close flybys of the moon Enceladus, which will provide the first good look at the north polar region of the tiny, water-spraying moon. These will be the final close-up views of this fascinating world during Cassini’s mission, and may help scientists to better […] More
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Along with Jupiter’s moon Europa, Saturn’s moon Enceladus is considered to be one of the best places to look for evidence of life elsewhere in the Solar System, since both moons are now known to have liquid water beneath their icy surfaces. Now, new evidence suggests that Enceladus may be an even better candidate than […] More
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