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Pluto could have a semi-frozen ocean underneath an ice shell

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NASA's New Horizons mission has captured several images of Pluto, revealing that the dwarf planet could have a semi-frozen ocean underneath an ice shell.

Blue Origin and NASA team up to test new space travel technologies

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NASA has officially approved Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to its list of approved carriers for delivering new technologies to space.

Kepler confirms discovery of 1,284 new exoplanets

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NASA has confirmed that over 1,248 new exoplanets have been discovered and now verified by its Kepler spacecraft.

NASA reveals the transit of Mercury in incredible new video

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NASA has released a new video montage of footage depicting the transit of Mercury, which occurs 13 times each century.
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