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Scientists discover new planet orbiting dangerously close to giant star 11/20/2008

Comet particles provide glimpse of solar system's birth spasms 11/19/2008

Complex systems and Mars missions help understand how life began 11/16/2008

APEX reveals glowing stellar nurseries 11/15/2008

Hubble directly observes a planet orbiting another star 11/14/2008

To widen path to outer space, engineers build small satellite 11/14/2008

Rocket Launching To Investigate The Northern Lights 11/12/2008

A pool of distant galaxies -- the deepest ultraviolet image of the universe yet 11/8/2008

Giant simulation could solve mystery of 'dark matter' 11/6/2008

Chandrayaan-1 now in lunar transfer trajectory 11/6/2008

Moore Foundation awards RIT $2.8M to develop 'noiseless' detector 11/4/2008

Magnetic Portals Connect Sun and Earth 11/2/2008

Researchers find clues to planets' birth 11/1/2008

Hubble scores a perfect 10 10/31/2008

GOCE launch delayed until 2009 10/30/2008

All Articles Tagged As: stardust

Comet Dust Not So Pristine (2/13/2008)

New results from the Stardust space probe, which collected dust from the tail of a comet and returned it to Earth, show material similar to that found close to the sun rather than pristine material left over from the formation of the solar system. ...> Full Article



NASA Announces Intent to Fund Researchers to Study Stardust Samples (2/6/2008)

NASA Announces Intent to Fund Researchers to Study Stardust SamplesUniversity of Arkansas researchers are receiving a grant to examine material from a comet sample brought back to Earth from outer space. They will try to determine its composition and age. This work will provide new insights into the formation and history of comets. ...> Full Article


Stardust Comet Dust Resembles Asteroid Materials (1/30/2008)

Stardust Comet Dust Resembles Asteroid MaterialsContrary to expectations for a small icy body, much of the comet dust returned by the Stardust mission formed very close to the young sun and was altered from the solar system's early materials. ...> Full Article


Stardust Formed Close To Sun (1/10/2008)

Stardust Formed Close To SunSamples of the material picked up during the NASA Stardust mission indicate that parts of the comet Wild 2 actually formed in an area close to the sun. ...> Full Article


Physicist Reads Solar System's History In Grains Of Comet Dust (1/9/2008)

Physicist Reads Solar System's History In Grains Of Comet DustFour years ago, NASA's Stardust spacecraft chased down a comet and collected grains of dust blowing off its nucleus. When the spacecraft Comet Wild-2 returned, comet dust was shipped to scientists all over the world, including University of Minnesota physics professor Bob Pepin. After testing helium and neon trapped in the dust specks, Pepin and his colleagues report that while the comet formed in the icy fringes of the solar system, the dust appears to have been born close to the infant sun and bombarded by intense radiation from these and other gases before being flung out beyond Neptune and trapped in the comet. ...> Full Article

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