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June 08, 2010
MOON DAILY
The Earth And Moon Formed Later Than Previously Thought
Copenhagen, Denmark (SPX) Jun 08, 2010
The Earth and Moon were created as the result of a giant collision between two planets the size of Mars and Venus. Until now it was thought to have happened when the solar system was 30 million years old or approx. 4,537 million years ago. But new research from the Niels Bohr Institute shows that the Earth and Moon must have formed much later - perhaps up to 150 million years after the formation of the solar system. The research results have been published in the scientific journal, Earth and Plan ... read more

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SATURN DAILY

Next Stop, Titan: Looking At The Land o' Lakes
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What Is Consuming Hydrogen And Acetylene On Titan
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Old Moon Rover Beams Surprising Laser Flashes To Earth
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STATION NEWS

China May Become Space Station Partner
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JOVIAN DREAMS

Europa's Churn Leads To Oxygen Burn
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MSU Robot Digs Most Moon Dirt
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Japan Draws Plans To Build Research Center On Moon
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Caterpillar Participates In Inaugural Lunabotics Mining Competition
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ROCKET SCIENCE

XCOR And Masten Announce Strategic Relationship
SPACE SCOPES

WISE Has A Heart And Soul
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PHYSICS NEWS

NASA Moves 'FAST' For Reduced-Gravity Flight Testing Tech Projects
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Loral Announces Milestone in NASA Ames Project
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SATURN DAILY

Cassini Heading To Titan After Tagging Enceladus
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Cassini Double Play: Enceladus And Titan
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MOON DAILY
Einstein And Einstein A: A Study In Crater Morphology
Greenbelt MD (SPX) May 17, 2010
Located on the western limb of the Moon, Einstein and Einstein A craters (16.3oN, 271.3oE ) are only visible to Earth-based observers during certain lunar lighting and orientation conditions. Einstein A is younger than Einstein, as indicated by the fact that it lies squarely in the middle of the floor of Einstein. When viewed in topographic data, these two craters reveal much about the rel ... more

MOON DAILY
NASA Invites Public To Take Virtual Walk On Moon
Moffett Field CA (SPX) May 17, 2010
More than 37 years after humans last walked on the moon, planetary scientists are inviting members of the public to return to the lunar surface as "virtual astronauts" to help answer important scientific questions. No spacesuit or rocket ship is required-all visitors need to do is go to http://www.moonzoo.org and be among the first to see the lunar surface in unprecedented detail. New high ... more

SATURN DAILY
Rock And Roll: Titan's Gem Tumbler
Pasadena CA (JPL) May 13, 2010
It appears flash flooding has paved streambeds in the Xanadu region of Saturn's moon Titan with thousands of sparkling crystal balls of ice, according to scientists with NASA's Cassini spacecraft. By analyzing the way the terrain has scattered radar beams, scientists deduce the spheres measure at least a few centimeters (inches) and maybe up to a couple of meters (yards) in diameter. The spheres ... more

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SPACE TRAVEL

NASA Chief Defends Obama's Space Plan

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STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Oshkosh To Produce New M-ATV SOCOM Variant

First F-35 With Mission Systems Arrives At Navy Test Site

Aussie soldiers set for better body armor

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Emirates ready for $7B THAAD deal

Missile Defense Team Completes 2-Stage GBI Test

Russia demands explanation for US missiles in Poland

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Taiwan to test missile that could reach Beijing: report

Bulava Probe Results Ready For Russian Government Review

LockMart Dedicates New PAC-3 Missile Facility

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
US military aims to save 100 billion dollars over five years

Greece holds off on warships, planes

Canada Accepts First Of 17 Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Bid to curb oil spill in 'hands' of deepsea robots

Robots Walking And Running Better

Molecular Robots On The Rise

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Flies aid human metabolic disease studies

WHO probe to examine fresh criticism of pandemic handling

Woman dies in China from bird flu: government

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Cassini Returning Enceladus Gravity Data
Pasadena CA (JPL) May 03, 2010
NASA's Cassini spacecraft successfully completed its 26-hour gravity observation at Saturn's moon Enceladus this week, sending back data scientists will use to understand the moon's interior composition and structure. The flyby took Cassini through the water-rich plume flaring out from Enceladus' south polar region, with a closest approach of about 100 kilometers (60 miles) occurring in the late afternoon of April 27, 2010, Pacific Time, or just after midnight April 28 UTC. A steady radio li ... read more

SATURN DAILY
Doctor Needed In Antarctica

A Chance To Name Europe's Next Astronaut Mission

SpaceX founder Elon Musk, a dot.com 'renaissance man'

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Team Listens For Spirit

Drilling Down Into Mars

Experts Say Life Could Survive On Mars

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'Out Of Whack' Planetary System

Weird Orbits Of Neighbors Can Make 'Habitable' Planets Not So Habitable

Get It While it's Hot! Star Devours Planet

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Creating Customized Nanofabrics

Optical Legos: Building Nanoshell Structures

Secrets Of A Chiral Gold Nanocluster Unveiled

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