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Topographic Map of Titan
Topic: Titan
05/18/13
Summary: Scientists have published the first global topographic map of Saturn's moon Titan. The new map is a valuable tool for studying the moon, which is a prime target of interest for astrobiology in our solar system.

New Method of Finding Planets Scores First Discovery
Topic: New Planets
05/17/13
Summary: Astronomers have discovered an exoplanet using a new method that relies on Einstein's special theory of relativity. The new method can't be used to hunt for Earth-sized worlds using current technology, but it does have some advantages over other popular techniques.

Sifting Through the Atmospheres of Far-Off Worlds
Topic: New Planets
05/15/13
Summary: Using infrared pictures from ground-based telescopes, astronomers have collected precise information about the composition of four planets orbiting a bright star. The technique is one of many methods being examined for use in studying exoplanet atmospheres.

Dead Stars 'Polluted' with Planet Debris
Topic: Cosmic Evolution
05/14/13
Summary: Astronomers have found the building blocks for Earth-sized planets in the atmospheres of burned-out stars. The pair of white dwarfs is being polluted by asteroid-like debris.

Water on Earth and Moon Came From the Same Source
Topic: Moon to Mars
05/12/13
Summary: A new study finds that water inside the Moon's mantle may have come from the same source that supplied most of the water on Earth. The findings provide new clues about the formation of the Moon the early history of planet Earth.

Spitzer Space Telescope Dissects Hot Jupiters
Topic: New Planets
05/11/13
Summary: Astronomers have made the longest observation yet of a hot Jupiter. By observing the HAT-P-2 system for six days, scientists have uncovered new details of the strange and distant world.

It’s Time to Get Serious About Going to Mars
Topic: Mars
05/08/13
Summary: If NASA is to land humans on Mars by the 2030s, as President Barack Obama has directed, there's not much time to settle on a plan and develop the technologies required, agency officials said Monday, May 6. A report from the Humans 2 Mars conference in Washington D.C.

New Study Suggests Wind, not Water, Formed Mount Sharp
Topic: Mars
05/07/13
Summary: A new study on Mt. Sharp, the landing site for NASA's Curiosity Mars rover, could have important implications for understanding the habitability of ancient Mars.

Tunguska Impact Fragments Discovered?
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
05/05/13
Summary: In 1908, a powerful explosion occurred in a remote region of Siberia near the Podkamennaya Tunguska River. The blast left no crater, but it is thought to have been caused by a meteorite or comet exploding in the atmosphere. Now, scientists may have discovered samples from the meteorite itself.

NASA Rover to Explore Greenland Ice Sheet
Topic: Robotics & A.I.
05/04/13
Summary: From May 3 through June 8, 2013, NASA will be testing the newest scientific rover in the highest part of Greenland. GROVER will collect data that will help scientists understand changes in the massive ice sheet.

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