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The moon belongs to no one – yet

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The moon belongs to no one – yet

No law governs the ownership of lunar territory. Will we see the same scramble for territory that carved up Antarctica, asks William Cullerne Brown

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Asteroid isn't just a dry heap of rubble

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Asteroid isn't just a dry heap of rubble

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Hunting for water on the moon: a brief but splashy history

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Hunting for water on the moon: a brief but splashy history

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NASA puzzles over 'invisible' moon impact

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NASA puzzles over 'invisible' moon impact

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Largest ring in solar system found around Saturn

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Largest ring in solar system found around Saturn

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Phantom storms: How our weather leaks into space

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Phantom storms: How our weather leaks into space

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Space radiation hits record high

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Space radiation hits record high

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Mercury looms large as probe closes in for final flyby

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Mercury looms large as probe closes in for final flyby

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Moon-smashing probe aims for new target crater

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How astronauts could 'harvest' water on the moon

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How astronauts could 'harvest' water on the moon

Now that we know there is water on the moon, how do we extract it? A NASA design would zap the frigid lunar soil with microwaves and collect the resulting water vapour

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Widespread water may cling to moon's surface

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How nuclear power could fertilise fields

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Found: 62 meteor showers new to science

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Wind, not water, may explain Red Planet's hue

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