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ESA Camp brings satellite data…

Amrita Tuladhar Mar 3, 2015

NASA's Dawn spacecraft took these images of dwarf planet Ceres from about 25,000 miles (40,000 kilometers) away on Feb. 25, 2015. Ceres appears half in shadow because of the current position of the spacecraft relative to the dwarf planet and the sun. The resolution is about 2.3 miles (3.7 kilometers) per pixel. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA

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NASA Spacecraft Nears Historic Dwarf…

Amrita Tuladhar Mar 3, 2015

Simulating space for JWST’s four…

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Simulating space for JWST’s four…

Amrita Tuladhar Mar 2, 2015

An artist rendering of Boeing's CST-100 spacecraft on the launch pad with the Commercial Crew Access Tower. Image Credit: United Launch Alliance

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Ceremony Kicks Off Crew Access…

Amrita Tuladhar Mar 1, 2015

AIM at binary asteroid system

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Cubesats offered deep- space ride…

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 27, 2015

The Global Precipitation Measurement mission produced its first global map of rainfall and snowfall, from April to September 2014. The data map combines measurements from 12 satellites and the GPM Core Observatory, launched Feb 27, 2014, covers 87 percent of the globe and is updated every half hour. Image Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center

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New NASA Earth Science Missions…

Amrita Tuladhar Feb 27, 2015

Step to the stars

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Step to the stars

Amrita Tuladhar Jun 13, 2016

Uncovering dark matter is possible, but not simple

Research Space/ AstroPhysics

Uncovering dark matter is possible, but not simple

Amrita Tuladhar Jun 13, 2016

Likely new planet may be in slow death spiral

Research Space/ AstroPhysics

Likely new planet may be in slow death spiral

Amrita Tuladhar Jun 10, 2016

Mapping that sinking feeling

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Mapping that sinking feeling

Amrita Tuladhar Jun 5, 2016

The cat in Orion – or was it a fox?

Space/ AstroPhysics

The cat in Orion – or was it a fox?

Amrita Tuladhar Apr 4, 2018

The Viking, the dragon and the God of the thunder

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The Viking, the dragon and the God of the thunder

Amrita Tuladhar Apr 2, 2018

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