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- ExtraSolar: Three new projects aim to capture a first: an image of a planet orbiting a star outside the solar system
- Simpleminded Voters: Informed citizens avoid information overload by taking strategic shortcuts before casting their ballots
- Forest invades tundra: ...and the new tenants could aggravate global warming
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:: Planetary Science
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Three teams suggest that a huge object slammed into Mars, giving the planet an unusually dualistic topography.Found in: Atom & Cosmos and Planetary Science
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Scientists find an odd mineral that could offer clues to the solar system's origins.Found in: Earth and Planetary Science
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Phoenix Lander gets first close-up of Martian soil.Found in: Astronomy and Planetary Science
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A European astronomy group beamed a video of a Doritos sacrifice to the god of salsa at a possible alien race in a star system associated with the Big Dipper.Found in: Anthropology, Astronomy, Atom & Cosmos, Other Topics, Planetary Science and Science & Society
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Instrument succeeds in capturing first soil sample, allowing Mars Phoenix Lander team to begin scientific studies.Found in: Astronomy and Planetary Science
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New photos of collisions in one of Saturn’s rings provide a local lab for understanding the interactions that might shape young solar system formation.Found in: Planetary Science
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Astronomers have discovered the smallest planet known that is beyond the solar system and orbits an ordinary parent body.Found in: Astronomy, Atom & Cosmos and Planetary Science
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In its seventh day after successfully landing on the Red Planet, the Phoenix Lander digs its first trench and is ready to start its ice-hunting.Found in: Atom & Cosmos and Planetary Science
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