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Peter Kublik 23 January 2012

It is definitely possible. In fact, humans are already living in space aboard the International Space Station (ISS)!

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Stan Megraw 23 January 2012

This stargazing device helps orient you in order to identify over 6,000 celestial objects in the sky.

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CurioCity23 January 2012

Oh My God!...particles from outer space!

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CurioCity23 January 2012

NASA is enlisting the public's help to sort through the images from their Stardust MIssion and to identify the interstellar particles embedded in the collector.

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CurioCity23 January 2012

Tapes of mankind's first lunar landing misplaced?

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CurioCity23 January 2012

New definition of 'planet' sets Pluto in a new scene.

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Stan Megraw 23 January 2012

How shuttles launch into space.

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CurioCity23 January 2012

Most people wouldn’t guess that rocket scientists sometimes fail to catch silly mistakes, especially because it matters. But they do, and have lost machines that cost more than your average Hollywood blockbuster.

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CurioCity23 January 2012

Within the past decade, the notion of space tourism has gone from fantasy to reality, at least in a limited way.

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CurioCity23 January 2012

There are more than a dozen catalogued stars that make up Hydra the water serpent, but only two others, in addition to Alphard, have proper names: Minhar al Shuja ("the snake's nose") and Ukdah ("the knot").

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