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Binary Black Hole in 3C 75

What's happening in the middle of this massive galaxy?


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Centaurus A

Only 11 million light-years away,


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JWST: Mirrors and Masked Men

Who are these masked men?


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Yukon Aurora with Star Trails

Fixed to a tripod, a camera can record graceful trails


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Saturn's Moon Helene from Cassini

What's happening on the surface of Saturn's moon Helene?


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Galaxies Beyond the Heart: Maffei 1 and 2

The two galaxies on the far left were unknown until 1968.


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Illuminated Cloud Trails Above Greece

It may appear to be day, but it's night.


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What NASA's Mars Orbiter Data Flood Means

MRO has generated more than 100 terabits of data, here's what that number means.

India Boosts Space Budget

India's Parliament has increased the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) budget for 2010 by about 38 percent over last year.

SpaceX Successfully Tests New Rocket's Engines at Launch Pad

SpaceX successfully test fired the first stage engines of its new Falcon 9 rocket on Saturday, bringing booster closer to its launch debut.

Secret Military Space Plane Primed For Test Launch

A secretive military spacecraft called X-37B is in Florida to prepare for launch on April 19.

Images - Cosmic Visions From Paranal Observatory

The European Paranal Observatory in Chile offers stunning views of the night sky high up in the Atacama Desert.

Comet Makes Death Plunge Toward Sun

A newfound comet is heading for a brush with the sun, one which it will likely not survive.

Mysterious Speed Record May Explain Mystery of Sun

The giant conveyor belt of plasma in the sun is mysteriously running at record speed.

Zero-G Launches Airborne Weightless Science Lab

ZERO-G is offering researchers a chance to fly in a plane that simulates weightless and low-gravity environments like the moon, Mars, and Earth-orbit.

'Killer Electrons' Get Super-Charged Above Earth

Killer electrons generated in Earth's magnetic shield when solar storms hit.

New Suborbital Spaceships Spark Scientific Frenzy

Anticipation is growing for new commercial suborbital spaceships that can serve the scientific and educational market.

Some Mars Channels Carved by Lava, Not Water

Evidence from two Mars orbiters indicates that flowing lava carved some of the channels seen on the surface of the planet.

International Space Station Could Fly Through 2028, NASA Partners Say

The International Space Station could continue to fly through 2028, eight years longer than current plans, the countries backing the outpost have said.

Water Discovered in Apollo Moon Rocks Likely Came from Comets

Genuine lunar water has been discovered in Apollo moon rocks, a finding that suggests the wet stuff originally came from comets.
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