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- The Age Blogs: Management Line
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Which is better? Working out of a cubicle or working in an open space office? Maybe a bit of both is the answer.
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- NASA lander in OK shape, photo caught Mars landing
  Posted by Jeff from Seattle Post-Intelligencer
  On Monday, NASA released a black-and-white image captured during Phoenix's descent by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which had a bird's-eye view of the lander hanging from its parachute. It's the first time a spacecraft had taken an image of another craft during landing.
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- Exploding star caught in the act - BBC
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  Astronomers have been able to capture and record the first moments when a massive star blows itself apart.
  
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- Following the disaster that was Beagle 2, the ESA hopes its ExoMars Rover will be a good boy - swiss
  Posted by slicely from writeon.swissinfo.ch
  Sometime in early 2015, two parachutes and a glorified airbag will lead the ExoMars Rover, an autonomous robotic vehicle, toward a dusty and hostile Martian terrain.
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- Witness This: A Lunar Eclipse
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  "Oh, I'm bein' followed by a moonshadow..." A videographer catches a breathtaking lunar eclipse from British Columbia, Canada.
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- Good news! Black hole won't destroy Earth
  Posted by Jeff from MSNBC
  This potential "black hole factory" has raised fears that a stray black hole could devour our planet whole. The Lifeboat Foundation, a nonprofit organization devoted to safeguarding humanity from what it considers threats to our existence, has stated that artificial black holes could "threaten all life on Earth" and so it proposes to set up "self-sustaining colonies elsewhere."
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- Sci-fi guru Arthur C. Clarke dies at 90
  Posted by Jeff from MSNBC
  Arthur C. Clarke, a visionary science fiction writer who won worldwide acclaim with more than 100 books on space, science and the future, died Wednesday in his adopted home of Sri Lanka, an aide said. He was 90
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Liquid Lakes On Saturn's Moon Confirmed

Now we just have to send up a spacecraft, suck up all those chemicals and lightly accelerate it back to earth – without blowing anything up.

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Pentagon to shoot down broken spy satellite

It probably sounded static-y because of all the debris in space from their exploded satellite.

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Pentagon to shoot down broken spy satellite

I wonder what the phone call to the Chinese gov’t sounded like on this…

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Scientists decide Pluto's no longer a planet
Exactly. We never liked Pluto anyway
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Scientists decide Pluto's no longer a planet
Good riddance!
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Scientists decide Pluto's no longer a planet
I've decided to continue calling it a planet.
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