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What's Up for November?
This month see the leftovers from a cosmic explosion, and a meteor shower! (Nov. 5)
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What's Up for October?
This month you can see the Andromeda Galaxy, the Milky Way and Jupiter. And for Halloween a late night orange treat, Mars! (Oct. 16)
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Mars: Exposed
How meteorites uncovered a Martian secret. (Sept. 24)
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Equinox at Saturn
After a 15-year wait, equinox arrived at Saturn and Cassini was there to witness the spectacle of light and shadow. (Sept. 21)
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My (High School) Summer at JPL
This summer JPL hosted over 300 students through NASA/JPL education programs. Three high school students share their experiences. (Sept. 9)
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New Impact Craters on Mars
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has revealed frozen water hiding just below the surface of mid-latitude Mars. (Sept. 30)
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Podcast: Kepler: Are There Other Earths Out There?
NASA's Kepler mission is starting its hunt for other "Earths" in our galaxy. (May 13)
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Podcast: The Space Hunt Is On -- for Carbon Dioxide
NASA's new Orbiting Carbon Observatory will study carbon dioxide--a major contributor to global warming--in Earth's atmosphere. (Feb. 19)
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Podcast: Five Years of Cruising on Mars
Harsh climate, dust storms, winds, a broken leg - nothing has stopped the Mars Exploration Rovers from celebrating their fifth anniversary this month. (Jan. 12)
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Audio clips: Mars Exploration Rovers Five-Year Anniversary
Five years after landing on Mars, the twin exploration rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, are still alive and studying opposite sides of the Red Planet. (Jan. 12)
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