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Can Life Emerge on Planets That Orbit Cooling Stars?
Topic: Alien Life
11/23/12
Summary: A new study indicates that planets orbiting white or brown dwarfs may be poor candidates for life as we know it.

Robot Could Explore Moon Caverns
Topic: Robotics & A.I.
11/22/12
Summary: A robot that has been exploring a coal mine pit in Pennsylvania could be rappelling into holes on the Moon in the future.

The Lazarus Effect
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
11/21/12
Summary: Researchers have solved an age-old riddle surrounding the evolutionary relationships of a much-debated fossil mammal. The findings also show that the family of mammals represented by the fossil survived the extinction event that marks the end of the Age of Dinosaurs.

Has Curiosity Made a Historic Discovery?
Topic: Mars
11/21/12
Summary: Curiosity has now been exploring Gale Crater on Mars for a few months, testing its instruments and taking its first measurements. Already, it has found evidence that water once flowed in the crater. In the coming weeks, NASA's newest rover could have even more exciting science results to share.

Hydrogen Hints to History of Mars Water
Topic: Mars
11/20/12
Summary: A new study indicates that Mars formed from similar building blocks to those of Earth, but that there were differences in how the two planets evolved.

Rare Image of Super-Jupiter Sheds Light On Planet Formation
Topic: New Planets
11/19/12
Summary: A rare image of a 'Super-Jupiter' is helping astronomers understand how planets form from gas and dust around newborn stars.

Born-Again Star Shows the Fate of Our Solar System
Topic: Cosmic Evolution
11/18/12
Summary: Observations of a dying Sun-like star are helping scientists understand what the Earth and our solar system may experience billions of years from now.

Curiosity Provides Weather and Radiation Report
Topic: Mars
11/18/12
Summary: Observations of wind patterns and natural radiation patterns on Mars by NASA's Curiosity rover are helping scientists better understand the environment on the Red Planet's surface.

Meltwater on Mars Could Sustain Life
Topic: Mars
11/17/12
Summary: By comparing satellite imagery of Mars and the arctic island of Svalbard, researchers have determined that water played a bigger role in shaping the landscape of Mars than previously thought. The study also indicates that environments capable of supporting life on Mars might exist.

Meteorites Reveal Warm Water Existed on Mars
Topic: Meteorites, Comets and Asteroids
11/17/12
Summary: Scientists have discovered that water temperatures on ancient Mars were within a range that microorganisms on Earth can live in. The research is based on detailed studies of Mars meteorites coupled with computer modeling.

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