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// 9 years ago
NASA to repurpose spy telescope for sky survey satellite
NASA is repurposing an old spy telescope to build a telescope 100 times more powerful than the Hubble Space Telescope, to launch sometime in the 2020s.
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// 9 years ago
Leaks could spell the end for NASA's InSight mission
NASA was forced to postpone the Insight mission indefinitely after leaks were discovered in one of the lander's instruments.
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// 9 years ago
NASA releases new Pluto close-ups
On Friday, NASA released the clearest close-ups of Pluto yet. The high-resolution images were captured by the New Horizons probe during this summer's flyby.
Science News
// 9 years ago
Venus, Trojan asteroids shortlisted for next NASA mission
Venus and asteroids are the most likely candidates on NASA's shortlist for the next scientific mission. After selecting targets, a launch is possible in 2020.
Science News
// 9 years ago
This is what the Earth looks like from a million miles away
NASA's high-powered camera attached to NOAA's Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite has returned its first photo of a sun-lit Earth.
Science News
// 1 decade ago
New Horizons completes successful flyby of Pluto
The New Horizons space probe came within 7,800 miles of Pluto, providing NASA with the clearest photographs it's ever seen of the dwarf planet.
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// 1 decade ago
Hubble telescope turns 25
Twenty-five years ago today, April 24, 1990, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope -- the world's preeminent orbital observatory -- was launched into low Earth orbit.
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// 1 decade ago
Cassini confirms hydrothermal activity in ocean on Saturn's moon
NASA's Cassini probe has evidence of hydrothermal activity on Saturn's moon Enceladus -- the first confirmation of hydrothermal activity beyond planet Earth.
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// 1 decade ago
NASA Earth satellite offers first global precipitation maps
For the first time, data collected by NASA's GPM Earth-observing satellite has been used to build a comprehensive map of Earth's precipitation.
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// 1 decade ago
NASA says it's very close to finding alien life
At a panel discussion on the search for alien life, held this week at NASA's headquarters in Washington, the agency's top scientists said they're getting close.
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