• Venus - Pictures and Astronomy Facts - Solar System Planetary Astronomical Data
  
  Venus, the second planet from the Sun, is often referred to as Earth's Sister. While similar in size to Earth, the atmosphere and living conditions on the planet are vastly different. With a very thick atmosphere, the pressure on the surface is nearly 90 times greater than on Earth. The thick atmosphere also makes the planet very hot (nearly 900 degrees).
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• Visiting Dryden Flight Research Center
  
  Visiting Dryden Flight Research Center. Tours are limited to organized groups of 15 or more U. S. citizens and are subject to approval by the 95th Security Forces Squadron at Edwards Air Force Base. Dryden Flight Research Center Tours are offered free of charge Monday through Friday (except for federal holidays, special engagements and a shuttle landing) at 10:15 a.m. and 1:15 p.m
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• uranus - one of nine planets - links to information and images from your about s
  
  Scientists classify Uranus as a Jovian planet or gas giant. It has a rocky core, surrounded by a huge ocean of water mixed with rocky material. Its atmosphere is about 83% hydrogen, 15% helium and 2% methane. While most other plantes rotate on an axis which is nearly perpendicular to their orbit, Uranus's axis is closer to parallel. There is some debate as to which pole is north.
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• Uranus Quiz - Try Your Luck Out on The Simple Quiz About Uranus
  
  Uranus Quiz - Try Your Luck Out on The Simple Quiz About Uranus.
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• Mercury Information
  
  Mercury - Pictures and Astronomy Facts - Solar System Planetary Astronomical Data and Images of Mercury. Mercury. Astronomy Guide to Space exploration close to home. Information on our solar system. Mercury planetary data and graphics.
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• Mars - Pictures and Astronomy Facts - Solar System Planetary Astronomical Data a
  
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• Astronomy 101 - Astronomy History - Seeing Is Believing
  
  Astronomy 101 - Astronomy History - Seeing Is Believing - Lesson 2: History - A Renaissance in Science
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• FUSE (ultraviolet) - Shut Down 10/07
  Homepage for FUSE, the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer. FUSE is a NASA-supported astronomy mission, developed by The Johns Hopkins University, to explore the Universe using the technique of high-resolution spectroscopy in the far-ultraviolet spectral region.
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• Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy: Misconceptions: The Planet X Arguments in a Nutshell
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  Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy
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• LISA (gravity waves) - Launch September 2015
  LISA-Pathfinder mission, a technology testing mission for the LISA mission.
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