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The study of planets, asteroids, comets, etc, including weather, geology, composition, etc. This tag should be used when the focus of the question is on the the science of a non-Earth non-star natural object, and not used when designing spacecraft to cope with said challenges.
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How likely is that Europa actually has no ice layer?
We have never landed on Europa, so the assumptions made on a possible ice layer on its surface are made on the data sent by various objects approaching it.
I'm sure these assumptions were accurately …
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What is the mysterious "Ball of Mars"?
A recent picture of Curiosity rover depicts a surprisingly accurate sphere on the surface of Mars. What is it, and how is it possible that it is so perfecly spherical?
Photo by NASA Mars Science Lab …
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Why was Titan the first celestial body beyond Mars to be landed on?
If my memories are accurate, then there's only one celestial body beyond Mars, on which any man-made device was landed. Pictures made there are, in fact, quite popular among space fans.
But why Titan …
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