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  • defying gravity Scientists have discovered a rare perpendicular solar system Thom Dunn
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  • lava planet Scientists discover "bizarre hell planet" where it rains rocks into lava oceans Thom Dunn
  • Oort Cloud Getting to know 2015 TG 387, aka "the Goblin," an unconfirmed dwarf planet lurking in the Ort cloud Gareth Branwyn
  • planetary science Excellent animation comparing the rotations of the planets in our solar system David Pescovitz
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  • planetary physics Crazy unearthly planetary phenomena described Andrea James
  • photoshops Dark Side of the Pluto Xeni Jardin
  • new horizons Dark Side of the Pluto revealed in new NASA image from New Horizons mission Xeni Jardin
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  • new horizons NASA unveils gorgeous new false-color image of Pluto Xeni Jardin
  • Kepler-452b First near-Earth-size planet in "habitable zone" around sun-like star confirmed by NASA Xeni Jardin
  • solar system National Geographic's Pluto issue, autographed by NASA's New Horizons team Xeni Jardin
  • pluto flyby Fly over Pluto in animated New Horizons video. Here are the amazing images NASA released from Pluto Fly By today. Xeni Jardin
  • new horizons NASA Ground team stands by for Pluto fly-by confirmation signal from New Horizons Xeni Jardin
  • Dawn Pluto and other known "not-planets" in our solar system mapped in scale image montage Xeni Jardin
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