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  1. Gallery: The Smallest Alien Planets
  2. How Did Astronomers Find the New Earth-Size Planets?
  3. First True 'Alien Earth' May Be Found in 2012
  4. Could There Be Life on the New Earth-Size Planets?
  5. Found! 2 Earth-Size Alien Planets, the Smallest Exoplanets Yet
  6. Entrepreneurs Play Big Role in Future of Space Exploration
  7. Earth-Sized Planets Discovered Orbiting Alien Sun
  8. Earth-Sized Planets Discovered Orbiting Alien Sun
  9. Vote Now! Most Intriguing Alien Planets of 2011
  10. Artist's Concept of Kepler-20f
  11. New Space Crew to Launch From Winter Wonderland on Wednesday
  12. Russian Rocket Moves to Launch Pad
  13. Earth-class Planets Line Up
  14. Artist's Concept of Kepler-20e
  15. Gallery: First Earth-Size Alien Planets Discovered
  16. Happy Holidays "Red Planet" Tour - Santa's View
  17. Surface of Pluto May Contain Organic Molecules
  18. Russian Rocket Launches Astronauts on Holiday Space Station Trip
  19. The Most Memorable Spaceflight Stories of 2011
  20. Vote Now! 11 Biggest Spaceflight Stories of 2011
  21. Vatican Uses NASA Technology to Preserve Ancient Tomes
  22. Flying Saucer Towed Down Kansas Main Street?
  23. Winter Solstice Brings Shortest Day of 2011 This Week
  24. Do Newfound Alien Planets Need Better Names?
  25. Hard-to-Kill Alien Planets Survive Dying Star's Last Gasp
  26. Blastoff! Most Amazing Rocket Launch Photos of 2011
  27. Satellite Images Create Real Snow Globe
  28. Rare Sight! See All 7 Planets in the Night Sky This Week
  29. Expedition 30 Launch Vehicle
  30. Gallery: Space Station Expedition 30 Mission
  31. Cosmic Fail! Biggest Space Flops of 2011
  32. December's Ursid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight
  33. NASA Probe Snaps Close-Up Photos of Giant Asteroid
  34. NASA's Next Commercial Crew Solicitation Expected in February
  35. Rare Galaxy from 'Dawn of Time' Photographed
  36. Our Strange Universe: Q&A With Nobel Prize Winner Brian Schmidt
  37. Mysterious 'Space Ball' Crashes in Namibia
  38. Solar Wind May Explain Planet Mercury's Puny Magnetic Field
  39. How to See 2 Spaceships in the Night Sky Tonight
  40. Space Christmas: Festive Photos of Cosmic Beauty
  41. Spectacular Photos: Astronaut Sees Dazzling Comet From Space Station
  42. Astronaut's Spectacular View of Comet Lovejoy From Space
  43. New Space Station Crew Set for Holiday Arrival Friday
  44. NASA Spacecraft Beam Space Christmas Photos to Earth
  45. Gallery: The Splendor of the Orion Nebula
  46. Happy Holidays 'Red Planet' Tour - Santa's View
  47. Earth Has Two 'Moons' Right Now, Theorists Say
  48. Was the Star of Bethlehem a Star, Comet ... or Miracle?
  49. Space-Flying Dutchman's Must-Haves: Time, Space Stamps & Cheese
  50. Flying Telescope Peers Into Orion Nebula's Heart
  51. 3 Astronauts Arrive at Space Station for the Holidays
  52. Russian Satellite Crashes in Latest Failed Rocket Launch
  53. ModelRocket.us New Kit Releases
  54. How Astronauts Celebrate Christmas in Space
  55. How Does NORAD 'Track' Santa?
  56. Best Space Photos of the Week - Dec. 24, 2011
  57. SPACE.com Launches Facebook Sweepstakes Offering Dozens of Prizes
  58. Spectacular Christmas Comet Amazes Skywatchers in Chile
  59. Moon & Venus Put On Post-Christmas Sky Show
  60. Vote Now! Best Space Stories of the Week - Dec. 25, 2011
  61. The 12 Most Anticipated Space Missions of 2012
  62. China Lofts New Satellite, Breaks US Rocket Launch Record
  63. 'Star Wars: Identities' Explores Psychology of the Force
  64. Spectacular Silhouette: Skywatcher Sees Plane Crossing Small Full Moon
  65. Famous Star Explosion May Help Solve Cosmic Mystery
  66. Russian Rocket Problem Delays Satellite Launch
  67. Christmas Eve Fireball Sparked by Falling Rocket Debris
  68. 2011: A Year of Transition for Human Spaceflight
  69. Titan’s Orangey Blue Haze Up Close
  70. Rare Slow-Spinning Star Reveals Space Oddity
  71. Sun Storms May Super-Charge Northern Lights Wednesday
  72. 12 Space Missions to Watch in 2012
  73. Parts of Doomed Russian Mars Probe to Hit Earth in January
  74. Skywatcher Photos: Dazzling Views of Venus & the Moon
  75. Bright Venus & Moon Thrill Skywatchers This Week
  76. 2011 Was the Year of the Restless Sun
  77. NASA Probe Snaps Amazing Photos of Saturn Moons
  78. Lasers Measure Earth's Rotation and Wobble
  79. China Activates Homegrown GPS System
  80. Russian Soyuz Rocket to Launch 6 Satellites Today
  81. Russian Rocket Launches 6 Satellites Into Space Days After Soyuz Crash
  82. 2012 Meteor Shower Skywatching Schedule
  83. Space Station Crew Wishes Earth Happy New Year
  84. NASA's Twin Moon Probes Set for Lunar Arrival This Weekend
  85. 2012 Meteor Shower Skywatching Calendar
  86. First Meteor Shower of 2012 Arrives Next Week
  87. Lasers Measure Earth's Rotation and Wobble
  88. Colossus Rockets introduces their 3X upscale of the classic Mars Lander
  89. Spectacular Silhouette: Skywatcher Sees Plane Crossing Small Full Moon
  90. Satellite Photo Shows New Island Rising from Earth's Red Sea
  91. Scientists Hunt for Meteor Crash Clues in 200-Million-Year-Old Murder Mystery
  92. Vote Now! The Best Space Photos of 2011
  93. Photos: World's Largest Telescope Being Built in Chile
  94. Construction of World's Largest Telescope Begins in 2012
  95. Retired Space Shuttle Simulator to 'Fly' Again at Texas A&M
  96. China Unveils Space Mission Plans Through 2016
  97. Security Breaches at Rocket Plant Trouble Russian Space Officials
  98. Stephen Hawking is Hiring: Seeks Assistant to Help Him Speak
  99. Stacking Up the 10 Biggest Telescopes on Earth
  100. At the Earth's Core, Secrets Slowly Emerge
  101. Scientists Test Tech for Mission to Saturn Moon Titan
  102. Twin NASA Probes Have New Year's Date with the Moon
  103. 12 Must-See Skywatching Events in 2012
  104. Martian Life Might Thrive in Lava Tubes, Study Suggests
  105. Astronaut to Ride 2012 Rose Parade Float with 'Garden Boy' Brother
  106. Apocalypse Not Now: 2012 Doomsday Predictions Debunked by NASA
  107. Skywatcher Captures Image of Troubled Russian Mars Probe
  108. Photos: Rare Last Look Inside Shuttle Atlantis
  109. Hackers Plan Satellites To Block Internet Censorship
  110. Astronauts to Ring in New Year From Space
  111. LDRS 30 DVD Now Available
  112. January 2012 Skywatching Events
  113. 12-Year-Old Iceberg's Death Caught on Camera
  114. Latest News About NASA's Grail Moon Gravity Mission
  115. Twin NASA Probes Set for New Year's Moon Rendezvous
  116. Year in Review: 2011 in Space
  117. 5 Most Popular Space Videos of 2011
  118. NASA Spacecraft Orbits the Moon on New Year's Eve
  119. NASA's New Year's Resolution: Have 2 Gravity Probes Orbit the Moon
  120. Best Space Photos of the Week - Jan. 1, 2012
  121. Vote Now! Top Space Stories of the Week - Jan. 1, 2012
  122. Twin NASA Moon Probes Start New Year by Entering Lunar Orbit
  123. Scientists Probe Undersea for Future Mission to Saturn Moon Titan
  124. Quadrantid Meteor Shower, First of 2012, May Dazzle Early Wednesday
  125. See Moon & Jupiter Shine Together in Tonight's Sky
  126. Strong Quadrantid Meteor Shower, One of 2012's Best, Peaks Wednesday
  127. Over Earth: Envisat's View - Part 5
  128. Looking Ahead: 2012 Pivotal for Private Spaceflight
  129. NASA Rover Mission Marks 8 Pioneering Years on Mars
  130. Moon's Aristarchus Crater Snapped In Amazing Detail
  131. Sun Rings in 2012 with a Blast (or Two)
  132. Questions Wanted! SPACE.com Chats With Space Station Crew Wednesday
  133. Skywatcher Photos: 2012 Quadrantid Meteor Shower
  134. Young Stars Emerge from Orion's Head
  135. Fire From The Sky? Phobos-Grunt Re-Entry
  136. Photos: NASA Tests Orion Spacecraft Parachutes: Dec. 20, 2011
  137. Strange Crystals Reveal Rock to be Ancient Meteorite
  138. NASA Tests Parachutes for New Deep Space Capsule
  139. Fire From The Sky? Phobos-Grunt Re-Entry
  140. Jupiter & the Moon Dazzle Skywatchers With Celestial Dance
  141. Skywatcher Photos: Jupiter & the Moon - Jan. 2, 2012
  142. 'Zero-G' Fruit Flies Aid Human Space Travel Studies
  143. How to See the Best Meteor Showers of 2012
  144. Nebula's Super-Heated Red Glow Radiates In New Image
  145. NASA Spacecraft Captures Video of Year-End Sun Storms
  146. Smoky Nebula's Bright Pink Heart Shines in New Photo
  147. Giant Moon Crater Revealed in Up-Close Photos
  148. Space Junk 3D - Behind the New IMAX Movie
  149. NASA Inquiry Halts Sale of $388,375 Apollo 13 Checklist, Other Space Artifacts
  150. Do Astronauts Dream of Weightless Sheep? - Q&A With ISS Crew
  151. On Saturn Moon Titan, Weather Report Brings Chance of Methane Rain
  152. Aristarchus Spectacular!
  153. Space Junk Flies at You in New 3D Film on Debris Threat
  154. Spectacular Photos: 1st Meteor Shower of 2012 Amazes Skywatchers
  155. Fireballs In Arkansas Sky - Quadrantid Meteors Caught on Video
  156. Rocket Calculator - Tools for the rocketeer on the go
  157. Earth Makes Closest Approach to Sun of the Year
  158. Doomed Russian Mars Probe May Crash to Earth on Jan. 15
  159. The Hunt Is on for Habitable Moons Around Alien Planets
  160. 2012 Apocalypse FAQ: Why the World Won't End
  161. Fight to Save US Military Satellite Ends in Remarkable Rescue
  162. Jupiter's Moons Perform Shadowy Waltz Next Week: How to Watch
  163. Amateur Photographers Snap Doomed Phobos-Grunt Over France
  164. Fifty-Seven Student Rocket Teams to Take NASA Launch Challenge
  165. Space Station Crew Excited for 1st Private Spaceship Visit
  166. Launch Calendar: The Year's Space Mission Schedule
  167. Moon Mineral Found in Ancient Australian Rock
  168. Fifty-Seven Student Rocket Teams to Take NASA Launch Challenge
  169. Purple Haze: Skywatcher Snaps Stunning Photo of Dumbbell Nebula
  170. Alien Super-Earth Goes Supercritical?
  171. NASA Picks Mars Winter Rest Stop for Long-Lived Rover
  172. Student Teams Take Up NASA Rocket Launch Challenge
  173. Complete Coverage: The Fall of Russia's Mars Probe Phobos-Grunt
  174. Skywatcher Catches Video of Doomed Russian Mars Probe
  175. The Crash of Failed Mars Probe Phobos-Grunt (Infographic)
  176. Space Station Astronauts Answer SPACE.com Readers' Questions
  177. Astronomers Flock to Texas for Space 'Super Bowl' Conference
  178. iPad Falls From Edge Of Space - And Survives
  179. Moon and International Space Station
  180. How 2012's Full Moons Got Their Strange Names
  181. How NASA May Use Microbes to Power Space Robots
  182. Fly NASA: The Sky is Not the Limit
  183. First Solar Storm of 2012
  184. 'No Chance' Secret X-37B Space Plane Spying on China Module: Expert
  185. Amazing Sky Photos Show Space Station Near Moon & Jupiter
  186. Best Space Photos of the Week - Jan. 7, 2012
  187. Vote Now! Top Space Stories of the Week - Jan. 8, 2012
  188. iPad Survives Fall From Edge of Space in Jaw-Dropping Video
  189. Search for Intelligent Extraterrestrials Targets Known Alien Planets
  190. iPad Falls From Edge Of Space - And Survives
  191. Alien Earths Could Have 2 Suns Like 'Star Wars'' Tatooine
  192. Biggest Map Yet of Universe's Invisible Dark Matter Unveiled
  193. Venus to Dance Across Sun in Rare June Skywatching Treat
  194. Complete Coverage of the 219th American Astronomical Society Meeting
  195. 'Doomsday Clock' May Tick Toward Destruction
  196. Space Remains a Priority for Leaner US Military
  197. Vote Now! Pick SPACE.com's 1st Space Poster
  198. AAS Blog: Big Funding Cuts Loom for Astronomy Projects
  199. AAS Blog: Future NASA Telescope Could 'Sniff' Air of Alien Planets
  200. Vote Now! Pick SPACE.com's 1st Space Poster
  201. AAS Dispatch: Big Funding Cuts Loom for Astronomy Projects
  202. AAS Dispatch: Future NASA Telescope Could 'Sniff' Air of Alien Planets
  203. Apollo Astronauts Meet with NASA to Clear Claims on Space Mementos
  204. Hidden Alien Planets Revealed in Old Hubble Telescope Data
  205. NASA Rover En Route to Mars to Make Big Move Wednesday
  206. Shooting for the Stars Pays Off for Space App Entrepreneur
  207. Milky Way Galaxy's Past Revealed Through New Star Census
  208. AAS Dispatch: Proposed Space Mission Would Probe Alien Atmospheres
  209. Far Out! New Deep Space Mission Ideas Draw NASA's Eye
  210. Primordial Galaxy Cluster is Farthest Ever Seen
  211. Imminent Destruction? Doomsday Clock Moved 1 Minute Closer to Midnight
  212. Largest Galaxy Cluster, Named 'El Gordo,' Packs Mass of 2 Quadrillion Suns
  213. Russian Space Failures May Be Result of Foul Play, Official Says
  214. Monster Galaxy Cluster 'El Gordo' Packs Mass of 2 Quadrillion Suns
  215. Space Photos & Images from the 219th American Astronomical Society Meeting
  216. $10 Million X Prize Aims to Realize 'Star Trek' Medical Tricorder
  217. AAS Dispatch: How to NOT Get Funded in the Astronomy World
  218. China Launches Earth-Mapping Satellite in 2012's 1st Space Mission
  219. NASA Rover Headed for Mars Takes Aim at August Landing Site Today
  220. AAS Dispatch: Astronaut Looks Back at 50 Years of Human Spaceflight
  221. Soaring on Titan: Drone Airplane Could Scout Saturn's Moon
  222. Real-Life 'Tatooine': New 'Star Wars'-Like Planets with 2 Suns Found
  223. Mystery of 400-Year-Old Star Explosion Finally Solved
  224. 160 Billion Alien Planets May Exist in Our Milky Way Galaxy
  225. 3 Alien Planets Smaller Than Earth Found
  226. A Galaxy Full of Alien Planets (Infographic)
  227. Astronomers Find Three Smallest Planets Outside Solar System
  228. AAS Dispatch: Science Should be More Than Just Practical
  229. The Milky Way over the 1.54-metre Danish Telescope at La Silla
  230. Planet Population is Plentiful
  231. Tiny Planets Around a Tiny Star (Infographic)
  232. Failed Russian Mars Probe May Crash in Indian Ocean Sunday
  233. Black Hole Fires off Powerful Gas 'Bullets'
  234. Black Hole Fires Off Powerful Gas 'Bullets'
  235. Huge NASA Rover Adjusts Course on Trip to Mars
  236. AAS Dispatch: An Encyclopedia of Alien Planets
  237. Planets Venus & Neptune to Appear Side-by-Side on Friday
  238. 'Saturn on Steroids': 1st Ringed Planet Beyond Solar System Possibly Found
  239. Photos: Private Space Traveler Richard Garriott, a 'Man on a Mission'
  240. Ancient Star Explosion is Most Distant of Its Kind
  241. NASA Airborne Radar 'Sees' Inside Hawaii Volcano
  242. Rare Gamma-Ray Star Twins Discovered by New Method
  243. Gallery: 'Space Junk 3D' - The Movie
  244. Smallest Alien Planets, Real-Life 'Tatooines' Highlight Huge Week of Exoplanet Discov
  245. Recent Satellite Crashes Bring Space Junk Problem into Public Eye
  246. Smallest Alien Planets, Real-Life 'Tatooines' Highlight Huge Week of Exoplanet Finds
  247. New Deep Space Capsule Passes NASA Chief's Inspection
  248. Russian Mars Probe to Crash Soon, With World Watching
  249. In 'Space Junk 3D,' Orbital Debris Threat Crashes Onto Big Screen
  250. Black Hole Fires Gas 'Bullets' Into Space