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Successful European Mars Probe
- Watch this video about the successful European Mars probe on HowStuffWorks. The rocket named Rosetta, named after the stone which unlocked the secrets of Egyptian hieroglyphics, was launched by the European Space Agency in 2004. It performed two of its "swing-by" maneuvers around Mars without a hitch, but it will also have to perform two similar maneuvers around Earth in 2007 and 2009 in order to reach her destination.
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Shape of the Universe
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Learn about the forms and contours of the universe.
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Does Earth have a Twin?
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Watch this Reuters video showing a computer mock-up of the smallest planet ever found outside our solar system, and it could be very similar to Earth. The new planet is circling a small red dwarf star 30 light years away in the constellation of Leo.
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The End of the Era of Stars
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Some experts believe the galaxy will eventually be devoured by black holes.
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Space Week: Space Station and Beyond 1
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For the privileged few, the view from the International Space Station is ever-changing and always amazing. Learn more about the International Space Station in this video.
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Physics: Primal Forces
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Learn about the primal forces of the universe-gravity, electromagnetic, the Strong and Weak nuclear force.
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Space Week: Space Station and Beyond 2
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A mission to Mars will be an expensive, long-term endeavor, but it's a dream that inspires the next generation of spacefarers. Learn more about the mission to Mars in this video.
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Humans Already on Mars
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Have humans already landed on Mars? Watch this Reuters video of new pictures taken by NASA's Spirit Rover that shows an image resembling a human shape on Mars. NASA is planning more investigation.
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Why Aren't There Green or Purple Stars?
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Watch this NASA video explaining why we don't see green or purple stars. The key is in the way light refracts and reflects into our eyes. Video courtesy of the Spitzer Science Center.
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