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The Earth like planet Kepler-186f

The Earth like planet Kepler-186f

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A newly discovered planet nicknamed "Earth's cousin" has just been found 490 light-years from Earth. The planet, cal...
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Best photo collection: 1st week of April 2014

Best photo collection: 1st week of April 2014

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Spectacular Night Sky Photos for April 2014 (Stargazing Gallery) US Air Force Launches DMSP-19 Military Weather Satellite (Photos...
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On Saturn's moon Titan, scientists catch waves in methane lakes

On Saturn's moon Titan, scientists catch waves in methane lakes

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This false-color mosaic show's Saturn's moon Titan as seen by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which recently spotted waves in t...
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