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• Bill would defend astronauts' rights to own (and sell) artifacts
• Billionaire Elon Musk to Neil Armstrong: Give Private Space Travel a Chance
• Cosmic rays bombing the moon leave their mark
• Spring seem early? It is, the earliest since 1896
• Alien Plants May Thrive on Many Wavelengths of Light
• How the Man in the Moon turned to face the Earth
• Space guitar hero: Astronaut to record cosmic music in orbit
• Clues to 'Weird' Saturn Moon Found in Earth's Ice
• North Korea's Rockets and Space Program Shrouded in Uncertainty
• NASA Launching 5 Rockets in 5 Minutes in Sunday Night Sky Show
• Rainbow Star Cluster Sparkles in Stunning Hubble Photo
• Amazing Photos Show 13-Mile Practice Skydive for Record-Breaking Space Jump
• Saturn's Icy Moon Rhea Shines in New NASA Photos
• Dangerous-asteroid search gets more cash from NASA
• Russia Aims for Manned Moon Landing by 2030
• Venus and Jupiter put on spectacular planetary show
• NASA Prepares to Ship Shuttles to Museum Retirement Homes
• 5 NASA rockets to light up stretch of East Coast skies
• Busy Sunspot Unleashes Another Strong Solar Flare
• Venus and Jupiter Wrap Up Months-Long Celestial Dance
• NASA prepares to ship shuttles to new 'retirement' homes
• NASA Rocket Barrage Should Provide Skywatching Treat
• Spaceflight may harm astronauts' vision, study finds
• Spaceflight Bad for Astronauts' Vision, Study Suggests
• Finally, Venus and Jupiter will dazzle us this week
• Omega Timepiece Commemorates 50 Years of Watches in Space
• Junk-tracking 'Space Fence' passes key test
• How a Nuclear Bomb Could Save Earth From an Asteroid
• Two more flares add to a string of fireworks from the sun
• Venus and Jupiter are getting ready to tango
• Weekend Skywatching: Saturn Forms Triangle with Moon and Bright Star
• Mars Imagined: Sci-Fi's Enduring Attraction to the Red Planet
• Big Solar Storm Packs Small Punch, But Not Over Yet
• Did huge asteroid's impact spur moon's magnetic anomalies?

• Dead Russian Satellite to Fall From Space on Purpose Next Week
• Search for dangerous asteroids gets NASA funding boost
• Cosmic Rays Bombing the Moon Transform Lunar Surface
• NASA Launching 5 Rockets in 5 Minutes This Week: How to Watch
• Spring Arrives With Equinox Tuesday, Earliest in Over a Century
• Why Giant Alien Planets Like Some Orbits More than Others
• Villain in Disguise: Jupiter's Role in Impacts on Earth
• Bright Galaxies with Black Hole Hearts Caught Bending Light Into Cosmic Lens
• NASA delays launch of probe built to hunt black holes
• Private Space Pioneer Elon Musk Counters Neil Armstrong, Critics on '60 Minutes'
• NASA Launches Comet-Hunting iPhone Game
• China's 1st Female Astronaut May Fly on Space Docking Mission
• Skydiver Leaps From Stratosphere in 'Space Jump' Practice
• Russia aims to put a man on the moon by 2030
• See How Earth's Moon Evolved in New NASA Videos
• Radio glitch delays five-rocket launch extravaganza
• Comet Takes 'Swan' Dive Into Sun
• Apollo 11 Moon Landing Site Seen in Unprecedented Detail
• Galaxies apparently recycle to form new stars
• Galaxies Turn into Cannibals During Teenage Years
• NASA set to launch 5 rockets in 5 minutes on Wednesday
• Jupiter and Venus 'Could Be Mistaken for UFOs'
• Vetting New Suborbital Spaceships May Take Thousands of Flights
• Workplace lawsuit gets NASA tangled up in evolution debate
• More study urged for asteroid headed to Earth
• Mars Clays Could Preserve Signs of Life
• New Debris-Tracking 'Space Fence' Passes Key Test
• Skywatching Treat: Venus and Jupiter Dance Together This Week
• Two More Solar Flares Erupt on Active Sun Saturday
• Skywatchers Catch Amazing Aurora Views After Solar Storm
• Strong Solar Flares Still Shooting Out from Active Sun
• Restored Apollo test capsule ready for its next mission
• Full moon not only spectacle to observe in night sky

• New Video of Jupiter Reveals Invisible Jet Stream Wave
• Instrument on Saturn orbiter returns to working order
• NASA is again ready to attempt launch of 5 rockets
• Quasars seen bending light into cosmic lenses
• The secret behind preferred orbits of giant alien planets
• Space Guitar Hero: Astronaut to Record Cosmic Music in Orbit
• Search for Dangerous Asteroids Gets NASA Funding Boost
• Delicate rescue saves stranded $1.7B US satellite
• SpaceX founder to Neil Armstrong: Come on down
• Stunning photo will leave you seeing stars — by the thousands
• China may send up its first female astronaut soon
• NASA Completes 1st Robot Servicing Demo at Space Station
• Did life on Earth actually come from the Red Planet?
• First Commercial Spaceship to Launch to Space Station April 30
• Europe's Robotic Cargo Ship to Launch to Space Station Next Week
• Comet set to take 'Swan' dive into sun
• Radio Glitch Delays 5-Rocket Launch to Edge of Space
• Those teenage galaxies  —  what a bunch of cannibals
• NASA Launching 5 Rockets to Light Up US East Coast Sky Tonight
• Galactic Recycling May Explain Star-Formation Mystery
• Conjunction Conundrum: When Will Venus & Jupiter Be Closest Together?
• So when will Venus and Jupiter really cozy up?
• The best view yet of Apollo 11 moon landing site
• Mars clays could preserve signs of life
• Hefty Asteroid 2011 AG5's Threat to Earth Should Be Studied More, Scientists Say
• Mild Sun Storm May Amp Up Northern Lights This Week
• Nuclear bomb just may be able to save Earth  from asteroid
• Russia's space chief taken to hospital due to 'exhaustion'
• Sun sends another cosmic burst in our direction
• Venus and Jupiter Align: 3 Odd Facts About 2-Planet Tango
• Film Review: 'John Carter' a Timeless Take on Century-Old Mars Tale
• Astronaut Launches Angry Birds, in Game and on Space Station
• Full Moon Dominates Planet-Filled Night Sky Tonight