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Space NASA's Mars Curiosity rover completes its first Martian year today Xeni Jardin
Science NASA publishes first Curiosity research papers behind a paywall; Michael Eisen sets them free Maggie Koerth
Science Analyzing the Bigfoot genome Maggie Koerth
Science A billion-pixel view of Mars, from Curiosity rover Xeni Jardin
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Science Cool things to find (Curiosity parody of "Dumb ways to die") Maggie Koerth
Science NASA downplays still-unannounced findings from Mars Maggie Koerth
Science Big news from Mars coming soon, maybe Maggie Koerth
Science Curiosity's big idea: Was Mars ever a habitable planet? Maggie Koerth

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