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Pluto Orbits in Elegant Arrangement with the Giant Planets - The Science Breaker

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NASA Honors UArizona Regents Professors, Alumna for Contributions to Space Exploration and Astronomy - UA News

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Overnight News Digest - Science, AI Therapists, Mushrooms and Citizen Science - Daily Kos

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Astronomers Want Your Help Hunting for Asteroids - UA News

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Webb Finds Water Vapor, But From a Rocky Planet or Its Star? - Space Telescope Science Institute

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Moonquakes? Scientists are Cracking Open the Mystery of Icy Moons - Inverse

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Robotic Exploration of the Outer Planets Began 50 Years Ago - Arizona Public Media

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Icy Moonquakes: Surface Shaking Could Trigger Landslides - UA News

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