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Opportunity Rover Ready to Start Its Tenth Year
Topic: Mars
01/25/13
Summary: Opportunity landed on the surface of Mars nine years ago this week. Now, the long-lived rover is examining veined rocks on the rim of an ancient crater.

The Origin and Maintenance of a Retrograde Planet
Topic: New Planets
01/25/13
Summary: Astronomers have revealed new details about the HAT-P-7 planetary system. The study includes the discovery of a companion star and the confirmation of a new giant planet that orbits outside of the retrograde planet HAT-P-7b.

Synchrotron Infrared Unveils a Mysterious Microbial Community
Topic: Extreme Life
01/24/13
Summary: A new study is helping scientists understand how archaea and bacteria are working together to survive at a deep, cold sulfur spring in southern Germany.

Searching for Life Where the Sun Don’t Shine (part 3): Explorations to the Seafloors of Earth and Europa
Topic: Extreme Life
01/24/13
Summary: The chemosynthetic life that thrives at hydrothermal vents might give us clues to how life arose in the first place. They also might be the same sort of life that could possibly exist on Jupiter's icy moon, Europa.

Developing a Robotic Fleet to Mine Asteroids
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
01/23/13
Summary: Commercial asteroid hunters are planning to send a fleet of asteroid-prospecting spacecraft to hunt for resources to accelerate space development to benefit Earth.

Clues to a Biosphere on Mars
Topic: Mars
01/23/13
Summary: A new study argues that the subsurface environment on Mars may hold clues to the origin of life.

'Quadruple Helix' DNA Discovered in Humans
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
01/22/13
Summary: Researchers have proved that four-stranded 'guadruple helix' DNA structures exist within the human genome. The finding could have implications in the treatment of cancer.

Did an 8th Century Gamma Ray Burst Zap Earth?
Topic: Spaceship Earth
01/22/13
Summary: The presence of high levels of the isotope carbon-14 and beryllium-10 in tree rings may indicate that a nearby, short-duration gamma-ray burst irradiated the Earth in the 8th century.

Studying Ancient Earth's Geochemistry
Topic: Geology
01/21/13
Summary: New research shows that some of the tectonic processes driving volcanic activity today were occurring as early as 3.8 billion years ago. The study provides new insight about the early environment of Earth.

Going Home
Topic: Missions
01/21/13
Summary: As his mission comes to an end, Expedition 31 crew member, Don Pettit, reflects on the view of Earth and beyond from the International Space Station.

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