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60-Second Space

by Scientific American
506 EPISODES
Feb 2015
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Bacteria Got an Early Fix on Nitrogen
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Stars Reveal Hidden Galaxy
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Space Science Budget Gets Small Lift
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5 Rocky Planets Found in Ancient, Distant Solar System
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Long-Lost Lander Found on Mars
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Look Up to See Latest Comet Lovejoy
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SpaceX Will Try Launch, Then Soft-Land Returning Booster
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Humans on Mars Soonish Says NASA Bigwig
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UV Light Colors Great Red Spot
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It’s Hard to Dust in Space
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Comet Reeks of Cat Crap and Rotten Eggs
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Track Cosmic Rays with Smartphone App
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Star-Forming Clouds May Spit Out Life’s Building Blocks
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Dark Matter Looks WIMPy
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Forensic Astronomer Dates Monet Vision
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Milky Way's Home Supercluster Found
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Neptune Visit Hits 25th Anniversary
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Air Pollution Could Reveal ET's Home
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Martian Soil Salts May Make Water Ice All Wet
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Saturn Probe Ready for Its "Grand Finale"
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Triple Black Hole System Found in Distant Galaxy
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"Extremely Large Telescope" Breaks Ground
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Seemingly Strange Solar Cycle May Be Sorta Normal
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Dark Matter Shell Saved Wannabe Galaxy
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Pluto Bids to Get Back Planetary Status
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Jupiter's Great Red Spot Now Just Pretty Good
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Oddball Eclipse Makes Star Brighter
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Galaxy Gave Star Cluster the Boot
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Chilly, Chilly, Little Star
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Help ID Moon Craters from Your Couch
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Saltine-Sized Satellites Set for Space
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Absence (of Weight) Makes the Heart Grow Rounder
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Rings: They're Not Just for Planets Anymore
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Planet X Gets X'd Out
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Giant Black Hole Spins at Half Light-Speed
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Moon-Smashing Meteorite Recorded by Astronomers
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Hubble Finds Possible Oldest Object Ever Seen
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We Celebrate a Galilean Anniversary
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Wacky World Wobbles Wildly
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Faraway Planets May Be Far Better for Life
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Comet Spacecraft Wakes from Slumber
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Astronomers Cluster at Massive Meeting Conjunction
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Weird Supernovae Spin Faster Than Blender Blades
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Asteroid-Hunting Satellite Returns from Dead
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Preadolescent Astronomer Spots Supernova
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Say I Saw ISON
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India Targets Red Planet
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Astronaut Sounds Alarm On Asteroids
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System Has Multiple Planets Off Kilter
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Voyager 1 Is Officially out There
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