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Titan's dunes seem to face the wrong way

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Electrified sand could explain Titan’s odd backward-facing dunes

Saturn’s largest moon is similar to Earth in many ways – but its dunes face the wrong direction. It could be because static electricity has greater clout there

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A nuclear ghost town in Japan welcomes back residents this week

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A nuclear ghost town in Japan welcomes back residents this week

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Illustration of the plumes at Enceladus's south pole

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Enigmatic plumes from Saturn’s moon caused by cosmic collision

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Venus with stripy features in atmosphere

Space

Gentle breeze may help Venus's atmosphere spin like crazy

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NASA's new budget is big on other worlds but ignores our own

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NASA's new budget is big on other worlds but ignores our own

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Pluto and Charon

Space

Discovery of tiny moon completes the set for worlds past Neptune

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Musk's moon trip 'tourists' should be praised as pioneers

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Musk's moon trip 'tourists' should be praised as pioneers

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Cosmic popcorn effect helps space dust survive our atmosphere

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Cosmic popcorn effect helps space dust survive our atmosphere

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SspaceX Dragon capsule

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SpaceX plans to send two civilians around the moon next year

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Voyager 1 looked back at Saturn on Nov. 16, 1980, four days after the spacecraft flew past the planet

Space

Voyager 1 might have seen Enceladus’ icy plumes 25 years early

A space image-processing enthusiast claims that he’s found signs of Saturn’s moon’s majestic plumes from 1980 – decades before they were discovered

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Successful Russian launch re-paves the way to space station

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Pluto is still an ex-planet, no matter what its fans think

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Space

The upstart asteroid who showed rings are for everybody

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New NASA teams will make human Mars missions light and efficient

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