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Huygens’s second landing anniversary – the surprises continue C1ay	01-19-2007 10:33 PM by Boerseun	2	706
Metric Moon C1ay	01-10-2007 04:16 AM by C1ay	0	569
Genesis Findings Solve Apollo Lunar Soil Mystery C1ay	11-20-2006 07:11 PM by C1ay	0	1,057
NASA to make final Hubble mission Tormod	10-31-2006 08:50 AM by Tormod	0	787
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Surprises from the Edge of the Solar System C1ay	09-24-2006 05:47 PM by arkain101	8	1,087
Earth And Space Weather Linked Tormod	09-12-2006 10:46 PM by Tormod	0	997
NASA's Shuttle Atlantis Begins Mission to the Space Station C1ay	09-10-2006 09:59 AM by Turtle	3	910
Observing Einstein's gravitational waves Tormod	08-14-2006 03:21 PM by HIENVN	1	1,143
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Scientists Find Possible Origin of Mysterious Red and Blue Lights in the Milky Way Mercedes Benzene	08-04-2006 08:32 AM by Mercedes Benzene	0	833
CALIPSO lives up to sky-high expectations Tormod	07-25-2006 01:35 AM by ronthepon	1	970
A Force Field for Astronauts? C1ay	07-19-2006 11:02 AM by Mercedes Benzene	8	3,159
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Hard-nosed Advice to Lunar Prospectors C1ay	05-24-2006 06:26 PM by Racoon	1	1,256
NASA to launch Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in 2008 Tormod	05-18-2006 09:49 AM by Kayra	1	1,159
Apollo seismic data give clues to lunar meteoroid impacts Tormod	05-02-2006 10:45 PM by Tormod	0	986
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Cluster and Double Star witness a new facet of Earth's magnetic behaviour C1ay	04-03-2006 04:39 AM by C1ay	0	819

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