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von Kármán Lecture Series
Moons: The Weirdest Planets In Our Solar System
Presented by Dr. Bonnie Buratti
JPL Senior Research Scientist
Tune in at 9 p.m. CST on Thursday, July 22, 2010
and again on
Friday, July 23, 2010
(requires RealPlayer).

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Mysteries and Wonders of the Universe

Cassini Photo Essay
A Ring-Side View of Saturn
All That Planetary Jazz
Among the most exciting and challenging questions facing 21st century astronomy are these: Is our solar system typical of the planetary systems around stars? In what sense? And how does this affect the chances for life elsewhere?
Scientists prove Einstein right again,
The first effort to measure how quickly gravity exerts its influence indicates that it matches the speed of light, upholding Einstein's theory of relativity
Speed-of-light debate flashes again,
The speed of light may not be a constant, based on a study of quasars and the surroundings of black holes.
Defenses Down,
Galactic Dust Storm Hits Solar System
Questioning the Big Bang,
Could universe follow a cycle without end?
Cosmic Orphans
Stray Stars found Wandering Between Galaxies