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Sunday, 01 June 2008 : Warm Coronal Loops May Hold the Key to Hot Solar Atmosphere : The puzzle as to why the solar corona is hotter than the Sun's photosphere has kept solar physicists busy since the mid-twentieth century, but with the help of modern observatories and advanced theoretical models, we now have a pretty good idea what is causing this.    ***   Saturday, 31 May 2008 : NASA Lunar Art Contest Winners Announced : A fanciful vision of a lunar traffic jam won the first annual NASA Lunar Art Contest sponsored by NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va.    ***   Friday, 30 May 2008 : India's moon probe being fitted with instrument suite : Scientists from more than a half-dozen countries are nearly finished shipping parts for six international instruments destined to fly to the moon aboard India's Chandrayaan 1 lunar orbiter later this summer.    ***   Archive
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				Warm Coronal Loops May Hold the Key to Hot Solar Atmosphere
Warm Coronal Loops May Hold the Key to Hot Solar Atmosphere
Sunday, 01 June 2008
Credit: UNIVERSETODAY
The puzzle as to why the solar corona is hotter than the Sun's photosphere has kept solar physicists busy since the mid-twentieth century, but with the help of modern observatories and advanced theoretical models, we now have a pretty good idea what is causing this. » Details
 

				NASA Lunar Art Contest Winners Announced
NASA Lunar Art Contest Winners Announced
Saturday, 31 May 2008
Credit: NASA
A fanciful vision of a lunar traffic jam won the first annual NASA Lunar Art Contest sponsored by NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va. » Details
 

				India's moon probe being fitted with instrument suite
India's moon probe being fitted with instrument suite
Friday, 30 May 2008
Credit: SPACEFLIGHTNOW
Scientists from more than a half-dozen countries are nearly finished shipping parts for six international instruments destined to fly to the moon aboard India's Chandrayaan 1 lunar orbiter later this summer. » Details
 

				The Fastest Spinning Object in the Solar System
The Fastest Spinning Object in the Solar System
Thursday, 29 May 2008
Credit: UNIVERSETODAY
A British astronomer has discovered a strange spinning object. The fact that it is spinning in itself is not strange, but the speed it is doing so has raised some eyebrows. » Details
 
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