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Oct 23rdPluto’s moon Kerberos finally shows itself
An image of Kerberos, one of the two tiny moons of Pluto, arrives from Nasa’s New Horizons probe.
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by adminOct 22ndWhat’s behind Saturn moon’s icy wet curtains?
Cassini flyby to test the water-laden plumes spouting from Enceladus could confirm the moon has a subsurface ocean.
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by adminOct 20thHypervelocity stars wander cosmos
Some stars may travel across the Universe, perhaps with planets with aliens in tow.
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by adminOct 13thPeople ‘prefer bored robots’
Robots that make mistakes and show human emotions fared better in tests with humans than their perfect counterparts.
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by adminOct 9thMars lakes may have existed long enough for life to evolve
Nasa researchers believe some ancient lakes could have lasted for up to 10,000 years, which was enough time for life forms to take hold.
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by adminOct 8thNew Horizons: Probe captures Pluto’s blue hazes
The New Horizons mission returns its first colour image of Pluto’s atmospheric hazes and shows them to have a blue tinge.
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by adminOct 7thMartian water streaks present exploration challenge
The immediate reaction of many to Monday’s Mars announcement from Nasa on the existence of liquid water flows will be to want to go and investigate them. But that is easier said than done.
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by adminOct 1stNew Horizons: Charon moon seen in super detail
Pluto’s major moon, Charon, takes centre stage in this week’s release of new pictures from the New Horizons mission.
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by adminOct 1stFresh views of Ceres but ‘spots’ remain mysterious
The team behind Nasa’s Dawn mission to Ceres releases striking new images, but remains unable to explain the dwarf planet’s most intriguing mystery.
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by adminSep 30thA visual guide to water on Mars
Nasa has announced the discovery of long rivulet-like streaks on the cliffs and crater walls of Mars, saying they are evidence of flowing water in the present day.
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