Ceres
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NASA Dawn Spacecraft Discovers Weird Bright Spots on Dwarf Planet Ceres, Continues Observation on Asteroid Belt
NASA's Dawn spacecraft spotted weird spots on the surface of Ceres. Ceres is the largest known object in the asteroid belt.
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Water Ice Found on Ceres; Can It Be a Candidate for Interplanetary Migration?
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NASA Dawn Spacecraft Confirm Presence of Frozen Water Inside Dwarf Planet Ceres
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Hidden Ice on Dwarf Planet Ceres Discovered
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NASA: Dwarf Planet Ceres is Full of Water -- Life Outside Earth Possible?
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Bright Spots on Dwarf Planet Ceres are Made Up of Salt, Scientists Say
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NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft Snaps Photos of Mysterious Bright Regions in Dwarf Planet Ceres
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NASA Spacecraft Spots Inactive Volcano on Planet Ceres
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Icy Planet Ceres May Have Warmer Insides, Scientists Say
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Find Out the Truth About the Mysterious Missing Crater of Ceres
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NASA: Dawn Maps Ceres Crater Where Water Ice Accumulates
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NASA'S Dawn Spacecraft to Stay at Dwaf Planet Ceres
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