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Are Pluto's Pebbled 'Snakeskin' Slopes Made of Ancient Stuff?

Pluto's mysterious snakeskin terrain may be made of stuff that predates the solar system's birth, scientists say.

'Most Interesting Man in the World' Goes to Mars in Dos Equis Ad

A new commercial depicts Dos Equis most interesting man in the world blasting off to Mars in one final goodbye.

Fantastic Flight: The Orion III Spaceplane from "2001: A Space Odyssey"

Check out this fantastic photo essay about the history of the Orion III space plane, from the sci-fi movie epic 2001: A Space Odyssey, including images of an incredibly accurate, fan-made model

Young Stars May Feast Frantically, Grow Chaotically, New Study Shows

Bright bursts of light released by certain young stars could be caused by collisions with nearby clumps of matter. The finding could have big implications for theories about star growth.

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Loaded with Celestial Snapshots, 'Armchair Astronomer' Tours Cosmic Nebula

The new e-book "The Armchair Astronomer" takes readers on a visual tour of cosmic nebulae — massive clouds of gas and dust where stars die and are born

4M 3D Solar System Mobile

Putting together your kids' solar system is a bit easier with the 4M 3D Solar System Mobile than it was after the Big Bang. And it's a lot more fun.

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Best Space Books and Sci-Fi: A Space.com Reading List
Space.com’s editors present a reading list for space and sci-fi lovers, as well as children who are interested in astronomy and spaceflight.

Touring the Cygnus Supply Spacecraft Clean Room (Photos)
Space.com toured the Kennedy Space Center clean room where engineers are assembling the Cygnus cargo spacecraft for flight.

Aerojet Rocketdyne, ULA Win Air Force Propulsion Contracts
The U.S. Air Force will invest in Aerojet Rocketdyne’s AR1 rocket engine and United Launch Alliance’s next-generation Vulcan rocket as a way to end its dependence on the Russian rocket engine used to launch most U.S. national security payloads

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