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PICTURED: NASA Probe Discovers Lake of Lava on One of Jupiter's Moons

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NASA's Juno Space Probe Continues Mission Despite Engine Setbacks

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NASA's Juno spacecraft makes its first, closest flyby to tease Jupiter

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NASA: Juno Spacecraft Got Closest Ever To Jupiter

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NASA's Juno gets closer to Jupiter

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NASA Believes Its Current Missions Are In Full Stream To Explore Solar System

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Fingers Crossed As NASA To Plunge Juno Into Jupiter Orbit

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Saturn And Jupiter Storms Studied With 3-D Imaging

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Asteroid & Near-Earth Object Juno: ALMA Captured New Images When Asteroid Was At Its Closest to Earth (SEE THEM)

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John Kerry Fined $50 For Failing To Shovel Snow Outside Boston Home, Gets Confronted By Reporter (WATCH)

U.S.

Mystery Man Shovels Boston Marathon Finish Line During Raging Blizzard, Sparks Viral Curiosity On Social Media (PHOTOS)

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Human Body Parts Discovered By Man On Swampscott Beach, Authorities Investigating

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Juno: How Did the Weather Forecast Go So Wrong for NYC?

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Health

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World

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