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Emily Lakdawalla • December 31, 2009
Did you think I was going to skip Uranus? How could I?
Emily Lakdawalla • December 31, 2009
I just got a press release from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory that made my heart sink; the extrication effort for Spirit is not going at all well. I did not want to keep sounding a knell of bad news. But once in a while, I do have to report bad news.
Emily Lakdawalla • December 31, 2009
At last, I've posted my annual Year in Pictures feature. Go check it out!
Bruce Betts • December 30, 2009
NASA has selected three finalists for the next New Frontiers mission: a Venus lander, a near Earth asteroid sample return, and a lunar Aitken basin sample return mission.
Emily Lakdawalla • December 30, 2009
Looking over the list of planets, moons, and smaller bodies I posted so far, I realized I didn't have an image of a comet yet.
Emily Lakdawalla • December 29, 2009
Rhea? You might be asking. Rhea? When Saturn has so many more interesting moons? Hear me out.
Emily Lakdawalla • December 28, 2009
Here's yet another of the moons of Uranus for you: Ariel, a near-twin in diameter to Umbriel, but apparently with more interesting geology.
Emily Lakdawalla • December 27, 2009
This one is fresh from the spacecraft! The data were captured yesterday, December 26, by Cassini during its best yet imaging encounter with the small ringmoon Prometheus, and showed up on the Cassini raw images website today.
Emily Lakdawalla • December 26, 2009
Titan is a weird alternate-universe Earth, surprisingly similar to our own planet in some ways, but not at all like our planet in others.
Emily Lakdawalla • December 24, 2009
To those of you who celebrate the holiday, merry Christmas! I hope Santa was good to you.
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