Tags: International Astronomical Union

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Solar Activity's Link To Climate Change Discounted With Corrected Data

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Pluto And Styx And NASA And... STYX? The Band STYX Takes Break From Def Leppard Tour To Meet Scientist Who Discovered Pluto's Smallest Moon (PHOTOS)

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Discovery: New Planet Discovered By 15-Year-Old Schoolboy

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Mercury Mission: Craters on Mercury Given Names Chosen by the Public, Contest Winners Announced (VIDEO)

Science/Health

Asteroid? Near-Earth Object? A Second Moon? Minor Planet Center Got Psyched Out (PHOTOS)

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Alien Planets Need Names! IAU NameExoWorlds Contest Hitting Stage Two

Science/Health

Pluto Flyby: 'Our Pluto' Naming Campaign Deadline Extended Due to Overwhelming Response, NASA Says

News

Pluto Flyby: Public Asked to Help Name Features on 'Our Pluto'

Tech

Exoplanets Need Names And The IAU Is Giving The Public The Honors For The First Time Ever

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AAS225: 'The Super Bowl Of Astronomy,' American Astronomical Society Meeting, In Seattle

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