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Was Young, Wet Mars Once Close Enough to the Sun to 'Dance' with Venus? (www.space.com)

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Night Sky, September 2018: What You Can See This Month [Maps] (www.space.com)

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Detecting Life's Influence on Planetary Atmospheres (www.space.com)

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How Old Is Asteroid Itokawa? Scientists Say They Finally Know (www.space.com)

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Why Jupiter's Rapid Growth Spurt Was Delayed for Millions of Years (www.space.com)

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NASA's Prolific Planet-Hunting Kepler Space Telescope Goes Back to Sleep (www.space.com)

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Happy Birthday, Spitzer! NASA Telescope Marks 15 Years in Space (www.space.com)

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This Asteroid Poses No Risk — Again, No Risk — to Us Earthlings (www.space.com)

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Dione: Saturn's Turned-Around Moon (www.space.com)

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New Telescope Chases the Mysteries of Radio Flashes and Dark Energy (www.space.com)

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Planetary Bonanza Tonight (23 Aug): See All the Planets in One Night (www.space.com)

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How the 'Cosmic Dawn' Broke and the First Stars Formed (www.space.com)

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Baby Exoplanet Weighed for First Time (www.space.com)

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A 'Fireball' 40 Times Brighter Than the Moon Shoots Across Alabama Skies (www.space.com)

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'Hard-Rock Excavation' Begins for Giant Magellan Telescope in Chile (www.space.com)

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This NASA Video of the Moon's Lunar Landmarks Is Simply Amazing (www.space.com)

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Stunning NASA Image Lets You Watch the Sun Explode in Real Time (archive.is)

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Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico to Get a $5.8 Million Antenna Upgrade (www.space.com)

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Arecibo Observatory: Watching for Asteroids, Waiting for E.T. (www.space.com)

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Omega Centauri Is a Terrible Place to Look for Habitable Planets (www.space.com)

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On Ultrahot Exoplanets, Water Can Form at Night and Die by Day (www.space.com)

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Iron and Titanium Found on 'Ultrahot Jupiter,' an Exoplanet First (www.space.com)

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Earth Has 'Minimoons,' and They May Solve Asteroid Mysteries (www.space.com)

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See Venus Shine with Jupiter and the Moon This Week! (www.space.com)

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Io: Facts about Jupiter’s Volcanic Moon (www.space.com)

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