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NASA announced a spacecraft that purposely slammed into the moon has turned up evidence of water.NASA's Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing

Images from the twin STEREO spacecraft show, for the first time, a solar tsunami blasting its way through the Sun's lower atmosphere.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, or LRO, has transmitted its first images since reaching lunar orbit June 23.

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The countdown to the launch tonight of a Delta II rocket carrying NASA’s Kepler telescope has been proceeding right on schedule.The rocket is fueled, the range has been checked and the rocket and its Kepler spacecraft payload are all set to blast off at 10:49 p.m. A second three-minute window is available at 11:17 p.m. if needed. The weather forecast is perfect.

In the hope of finding evidence of water ice deposits buried in one of the permanently shadowed craters on the moon, NASA's LCROSS satellite is due to hit its South Pole on Friday morning, according to the Associated Press.

Making a bigger splash than expected, the crash of an empty rocket stage in a permanently shadowed crater near the moon's south pole last month kicked up a surprising amount of water ice and vapor, confirming the presence of a potentially valuable resource for future space travelers.

If you live in the southern hemisphere of Jupiter, you probably had a very rough time Sunday.
Something -- possibly a comet or meteoroid undetected by earthlings -- went slamming into the planet, was swallowed up in its thick atmosphere of ammonia and methane, and left the "scar" you see in the image opposite from NASA's Infrared Telescope Facility atop Mauna Kea in Hawaii.

Pictures beamed back from Mars appear to provide the first photographic evidence of water existing in its liquid state on the planet.Shots of Nasa's Mars Phoenix Lander’s leg struts appear to show droplets of water forming and then vanishing as if they have dripped on to the ground.