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Flashes of Reality
Topic: Missions
10/22/12
Summary: Don Pettit, member of the Expedition 31 crew, discusses the effects of spaceflight on the human body and the machines that help keep astronauts alive beyond the Earth's atmosphere.

Jupiter's Trojan Asteroids Show Their True Colors
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
10/21/12
Summary: Scientists using data from WISE have uncovered new clues about asteroids that orbit the Sun on the same path as Jupiter.

A New Spin on the Origin of the Earth and Moon
Topic: Moon to Mars
10/21/12
Summary: Previous theories have suggested that the Moon formed from a cloud of debris caused by a small planet striking the early Earth. A new theory suggests that the impact may have actually broken off a chunk of the Earth, which later formed our planet's familiar moon.

Features on Mars Match Climate Model Predictions
Topic: Mars
10/20/12
Summary: Modeling methods that were used to predict climate change on Earth have now been found to be accurate on Mars as well. The results show how useful and accurate climate models can be - not just for planets like Mars, but for the Earth as well.

Predicting Space Radiation
Topic: Sun
10/20/12
Summary: Astrophysicists have created the first online system for predicting and forecasting radiation in near-Earth, lunar, and martian space environments. The tool could be useful in predicting potential hazards for future missions to these locations.

New Horizons May Enter a Firing Range at Pluto
Topic: Outer Solar System
10/19/12
Summary: As New Horizons travels toward Pluto, the science team has become increasingly aware that dangerous debris might be orbiting in the Pluto system. The spacecraft will have to navigate safely through the material in order to make its scientific observations of Pluto and the Kuiper Belt.

SuperEarth Found Nearby
Topic: New Planets
10/19/12
Summary: Astronomers have discovered a planet with about the same mass as the Earth. The planet orbits a star in our closest neighboring system - Alpha Centauri.

A Crowded Planetary System
Topic: Cosmic Evolution
10/18/12
Summary: An extraordinarily crowded planetary system is providing critical clues for understanding why most known planetary systems appear different from our own solar system.

Curious About Life: Interview with Jen Eigenbrode
Topic: Mars
10/18/12
Summary: In this interview, Jen Eigenbrode talks about how the SAM instrument will search for the organic molecules that would indicate whether Mars ever could have supported life.

Most Planetary Systems are 'Flatter than Pancakes'
Topic: Cosmic Evolution
10/17/12
Summary: Using date from Kepler, researchers have statistically determined that most solar systems are similar to our own in that they are 'flatter than pancakes.'

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