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‘Frankenstorm’: Worse than sum of its parts
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‘Frankenstorm’: Worse than sum of its parts

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Forecasters warn East Coast about ‘Frankenstorm’
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Forecasters warn East Coast about ‘Frankenstorm’

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World matched record for hottest September _ again
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World matched record for hottest September _ again

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Experts: Global warming means more Antarctic ice
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Experts: Global warming means more Antarctic ice

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SpaceX launch good for NASA, not private firm
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SpaceX launch good for NASA, not private firm

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This handout image provided by NASA, taken Sept. 28, 2012, is a mosaic of images taken by the telephoto right-eye camera of the Mast Camera before the rover arrived at Rocknest. Mars Curiosity is about to sip its initial taste of the red planet's sand. But first, NASA's rover has to play bartender to make sure the dry dust is shaken, not stirred.The rover's scoop will dig into the sand Saturday. Then the action starts. Mission sampling chief Daniel Limonadi said the end of the rover's arm will shake vigorously and noisily for eight hours, like a Martian martini mixer gone mad. That will vibrate the fine dust grains through the rover chemical testing system to cleanse it of unwanted residual Earth grease. (AP Photo/NASA)
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Mars Curiosity about to really shake things up

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Astronauts may play role in Mars robotic missions
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Astronauts may play role in Mars robotic missions

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376713 12: (FILE PHOTO) Astronaut Neil Armstrong smiles inside the Lunar Module July 20, 1969. The 30th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing mission is celebrated July 20, 1999. (Photo by NASA/Newsmakers)

Neil Armstrong, 1st man on the moon, dies at 82

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This image provided by NASA shows an artist rendition of the proposed InSight (Interior exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport) Lander. After driving all around Mars with four rovers, NASA wants to look deep into the guts of the red planet. The space agency decided Monday, Aug. 20, 2012, to launch a relatively low-cost robotic lander in 2016 to check out what makes the Martian core so different from Earth's. NASA's Discovery program picked a project called Insight over missions to a Saturn moon and a comet, drawing complaints from scientists who study other places in our solar system that NASA is too focused on Mars. (AP Photo/NASA)
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NASA picks another Mars flight to explore its core

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This late Sunday, Aug. 5, 2012 PDT photo made available by NASA shows the Curiosity rover, bottom, and its parachute descending to the surface from the vantage point of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. (AP Photo)
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NASA cheers Mars landing, welcomes new photos

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