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• Rocket Launches Into Dazzling Northern Lights Show SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - A team of scientists launched a small rocket into an eye-popping northern lights display Saturday (Feb. 18) in an attempt to discover what makes auroras tick.
• Moons Scarred Crust Hints at Recent Activity Scientists Say SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - The moon's crust was apparently active far more recently than previously believed, scientists say.
• Search Continues for Secret Stamp Honoring John Glenns Historic Spaceflight SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - Fifty years ago today (Feb. 20), John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth, relied on ground stations located across the planet to communicate with his control ...
• Spectacular Space Bubble Photographed by Hubble SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - A spectacular new photo from the Hubble Space Telescope has revealed a stunning space bubble filled with baby stars.
• New Crew Arrives at Space Station on Russian Spacecraft SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying an American astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) on Easter Sunday, boosting the orbiting lab's population up to six ...
• Stars Corpse Illuminated by High Energy Wind SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - The dusty remains of a collapsed star can be seen flying past and engulfing a nearby family of stars in new images from NASA's Chandra and Spitzer space telescopes.
• Slumdog Millionaire tours Tourists now visit Mumbai slums during India vacations
  
On the success of the film 'Slumdog Millionaire,' India tour agents are bringing more and more Westerners for sight-seeing rides through Mumbai's stench-filled slums.
• Deep Space Data Network Gets Antenna Boost SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - NASA began today replacing an aging set of Earth-based deep space antennas with new ones that will allow it to communicate with distant probes far more efficiently than ...
• New View of Comet Formation Forged in Study of Tiny Particle SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - Comets have a reputation of being outer solar system natives that were long thought to be made up of pristine remnants of the building blocks of our sun's planets and moons.
• One Last Blast NASA Performs Final Shuttle Solid Rocket Test SPACE.com
  
SPACE.com - PROMONTORY, UTAH - The thunderous roar from a space shuttle solid rocket booster reverberating and rebounding off the mountains of northern Utah was heard for the final time Thursday, as NASA and contractor Alliant Techsystems (ATK) ...