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The universe is expanding. Maybe. Our understanding of the universe is expanding. Definitely. Practically every month, new theories about the origin and age of the universe are being announced. In just the past year, scientists have identified three new planets. Inhabitants of planet Earth have begun to wonder if the newly discovered planets may have their own inhabitants. Might the new planets support life? For the time being, we can only imagine. How To Use The ...

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NASA's Discovery Program Two new Discovery missions have been selected: - Dawn, which will orbit the asteroids Ceres and Vesta, to launch in 2006. - Kepler, also to launch in 2006, which will search for Earth-like planets around other stars. More information is available in the NASA Press Release The primary goal of NASA's Discovery program is to conduct a series of frequent, highly focused, cost-effective missions to answer critical questions in solar system science. Formally st ...

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Space Settlements spreading life throughout the solar system "I know that humans will colonize the solar system and one day go beyond." Mike Griffin, NASA Administrator. Humanity has the power to fill outer space with life. Today our solar system is filled with plasma, gas, dust, rock, and radiation -- but very little life; just a thin film around the third rock from the Sun. We can change that. In the 1970's Princeton physicist Gerard O'Neill with the help of NASA Ames Research Center and St ...

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