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Emily Lakdawalla • November 02, 2006
Alan Stern just posted a detailed update on the status of New Horizons in his PI's Perspective blog on the mission website.
Emily Lakdawalla • October 24, 2006
A press release just hit my mailbox stating that MESSENGER has been heard from since its Venus flyby, so there are now only four flybys to go before MESSENGER will be in orbit at Mercury!
Emily Lakdawalla • October 23, 2006
There is a big event taking place tomorrow: the MESSENGER spacecraft flies by Venus for the first time.
Andrew Howard • October 20, 2006
Andrew Howard talks about the "semi-automated" nature of the observations from the Optical SETI telescope.
Louis D. Friedman • October 20, 2006
The bigger the dream, the harder it is to achieve it. Our dream at The Planetary Society is to fly the first solar sail mission -- and prove the technology that might someday take humanity to the stars.
Jake Maule • August 22, 2006
Jake Maule reports from the 2006 Arctic Mars Analogue Svalbard Expedition.
Amir Alexander • August 14, 2006
In seven intense days spent at the radio telescope Chief scientist Dan Werthimer and his colleagues completely overhauled the way SETI data is gathered at Arecibo, and ensured that SETI@home will henceforth enjoy the benefits of gathering data with the most advanced equipment anywhere in the world.
Emily Lakdawalla • July 27, 2006
Over time, Cassini's orbit apoapsis—the point on the orbit that is farthest from Saturn—has been shifting slowly toward Saturn's night side. Lately, this point of view has resulted in some truly lovely photos of the planet.
Emily Lakdawalla • July 20, 2006
Following immediately on the heels of the release of the "T7" swath to the Planetary Data System, the Cassini RADAR team has delivered more: yesterday they released the entire "T13" swath, acquired in April, to the public.
Stephen Grasby • July 19, 2006
From June 21 to July 6, 2006, a four-person team traveled to Borup Fiord Pass to perform geological field studies to compare with satellite images.
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