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Pluto's Moon Charon Found To Lack Atmosphere
Astronomers from MIT and Williams College were lucky enough to watch as Pluto's largest moon, Charon, passed in front of a star last summer. Based on their observations of the occultation, which lasted for less than a minute, the team reports new details about the moon in the Jan. 5 issue of Nature - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Dying Star Reveals More Evidence For New Kind of Black Hole
Scientists using NASA's Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer have found a doomed star orbiting what appears to be a medium-sized black hole – a theorized "in-between" category of black hole that has eluded confirmation and frustrated scientists for more than a decade - NASA
 
Integral Identifies Supernova Rate For Milky Way
Using ESA’s Integral observatory, an international team of researchers has been able to confirm the production of radioactive aluminium (Al 26) in massive stars and supernovae throughout our galaxy and determine the rate of supernovae - one of its key parameters - ESA
 
Mineral Analysis May Reveal Life On Mars
Hunting for organic compounds is not the only way to find life on the Red Planet – there could be clues in the make-up of Martian rocks - New Scientist
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A Planet Colder Than It Should Be
Mercury is boiling. Mars is freezing. The Earth is just right. When it comes to the temperatures of the planets, it makes sense that they should get colder the farther away they are from the Sun. But then there is Pluto. It has been suspected that this remote world might be even colder than it should be. Smithsonian scientists now have shown this to be true - Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
 
How The Universe's First Magnetic Field Formed
The so called "seed" field arose within 370,000 years of the big bang, a new analysis suggests, offering clues as to how the first stars grew - New Scientist
 
NASA's Topex/Poseidon Oceanography Mission Ends
The joint NASA/Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales Topex/Poseidon oceanography satellite ceased operations after nearly 62,000 orbits of Earth. The spacecraft lost its ability to maneuver, bringing to a close a successful 13-year mission - NASA/JPL
 
Longest Laser Link Bridges The Gulf Of Space
The furthest ever laser communication has been made across 24 million kilometres of space, between NASA's Messenger probe and Earth - New Scientist
 
NASA Strikes $44 Million Deal For Soyuz Flights
NASA will pay the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roskosmos) $21.8 million per passenger for Soyuz rides to and from the International Space Station (ISS) starting this spring - Space.com
 
2006: A Busy Year In Space
The year looks set to be a packed one for arrivals and departures in the solar system, including missions to Pluto, Venus, Mars and a pair of asteroids - New Scientist
 
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