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Robotic Spaceflight, Solar System

Web Extra: Dawn explores the biggest asteroids

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Marketing the cosmos

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How can astronomers find a planet’s rotational period when they cannot see its surface?

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A tail of copper

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High dynamic range imagery

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Kneaded erasers

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New month, new target

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Previously understood that magnetic fields were directly related to rotation, so when I read that Mars, like Venus, didn’t have one, my understanding crumbled. What exactly causes magnetic fields in planets?

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Black holes inhale vast quantities of dust and gases. Does dark matter also get consumed?

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Weird Object: Hoags Object

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Weird Object: Milky Way Antimatter Fountain

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