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Wired Space Photo of the Day | Wired Science

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Wired Space Photo of the Day | Wired Science
This beautiful, glittering swirl is named, rather unpoetically, J125013.50+073441.5. A glowing haze of material seems to engulf the galaxy, stretching out into space in different directions and forming a fuzzy streak in this image. It is a starburst galaxy — ......
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Awesome Photos Show Efforts to Preserve Historic Apollo Rocket Engines | Wired Science

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Awesome Photos Show Efforts to Preserve Historic Apollo Rocket Engines
Starting this Friday, you can watch the conservation of historical Apollo Saturn V engines that were recovered from the bottom of the ocean. That is, if you live near or are planning to visit Hutchinson, Kansas....
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Curiosity Rover Resumes Science Operations With Second Drilling | Wired Science

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Curiosity Rover Resumes Science Operations With Second Drilling
Curiosity's adventures on Mars continue with another drilling operation: On May 20, the rover drilled into a rock named Cumberland, creating a hole measuring a bit more than half an inch across....
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Wired Space Photo of the Day | Wired Science

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Wired Space Photo of the Day | Wired Science
Valhalla Crater This close up of Callisto shows the heavily cratered surface and the prominent ring structure known as Valhalla. It was acquired by Voyager 1 on March 6, 1979. Valhalla’s bright central area is about 300 kilometers across with ......
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Dog sniffs out grammar | Psychology

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Dog sniffs out grammar | PsychologyA border collie takes command of sentence rules...
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