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Date: September 6, 2013 7:19:48 AM GMT-06:00
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Subject: Virgin Galactic's 2nd Flight Test | Stargazing Photos | Revealing Look at Brown Dwarfs
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Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo Soars in 2nd Rocket-Powered Flight Test Space tourism company Virgin Galactic performed the second major rocket-powered flight test of its SpaceShipTwo passenger space plane Thursday (Sept. 5). See how the test flight went here.
For NASA Spacecraft Launching Friday, It's 'Destination: Moon' NASA's next moon probe will launch from Virginia Friday (Sept. 6) to solve the lunar atmosphere and dust mysteries. See how the LADEE mission will fly with pristine weather.
Kids Discover Magazine - Earth Kids interested in the Earth will love this colorful issue, which investigates the composition of our planet and the intricate relationship between living things and their environment. The Earth, for kids, is also brought to life with fun diagrams and projects like erosion tests. $7.49   $4.49
	Bubble Nebula Dazzles In Stargazer's Stunning Photos Avid astrophotographer Terry Hancock captured these brilliant images of the Bubble Nebula from the Down Under Observatory in Fremont, Mich. See how he did it.
	Brown Dwarfs: Strange 'Failed Stars' Only as Hot As Your Oven Scientists have taken their best look yet at brown dwarfs, strange cosmic oddities that are apparently only as hot as a kitchen oven. See what other brown dwarf secrets were revealed.
	Interstellar Wind Changes Reveal Glimpse of Milky Way's Complexity A new study reveals that interstellar winds, blown in from the a cloud of gas surrounding the solar system, have changed over the last 40 years.
	NASA's Moon Probe Launch Friday Visible from US East Coast Skywatchers on the U.S. East Coast on Friday night(Sept. 6) have a good chance of seeing NASA's new moon probe launch into space from Virginia's Eastern Shore. Here's how to watch.
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