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Twin Asteroid BeltsTwin Asteroid Belts
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
November 13, 2008
The star Epsilon Eridani is even stranger than fiction. NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has shown it has two asteroid belts.
Water Hit with Young Star's Best ShotWater Hit with Young Star's Best Shot
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
September 18, 2008
Water is being blasted to pieces by a young star's laser-like jets, according to new observations from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope.
Spitzer's Fifth AnniversarySpitzer's Fifth Anniversary
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
August 25, 2008
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope continues to surprise astronomers. On its fifth anniversary, we recap some of this Great Observatory's biggest discoveries.
Brightest Star in the Galaxy has New CompetitionBrightest Star in the Galaxy has New Competition
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
July 15, 2008
A contender for the title of brightest star in our Milky Way galaxy has been unearthed in the dusty metropolis of the galaxy's center.
Missing Spiral ArmsMissing Spiral Arms
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
June 13, 2008
As a result of a new Spitzer Space Telescope study, two of our own Milky Way Galaxy's spiral arms have gone away.
Holes on MarsHoles on Mars
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
May 23, 2008
Spitzer isn't the only infrared mission. Infrared images from another of NASA's robotic missions help us understand mysterious features on the surface of Mars.
Diamondoids in SpaceDiamondoids in Space
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
March 24, 2008
Diamonds may be rare on Earth, but surprisingly common in space -- and new research shows that the infrared eyes of NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope are perfect for finding them.
Common EarthsCommon Earths
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
February 25, 2008
Terrestrial planets might form around many, if not most, of the nearby sun-like stars in our galaxy. These new results suggest that worlds with potential for life might be more common than we thought.
Cosmic SuburbiaCosmic Suburbia
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
February 04, 2008
Young city dwellers on Earth aren't the only ones rushing to suburbia to start families. New observations from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope suggest that galaxies also prefer to breed stars in the cosmic suburbs.
Uncommon MoonsUncommon Moons
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
December 19, 2007
New observations from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope suggest that moons like Earth's -- that formed out of tremendous collisions -- are uncommon in the universe, arising at most in only 5 to 10 percent of planetary systems.
Galactic Thief Caught Stealing GasGalactic Thief Caught Stealing Gas
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
October 22, 2007
A big galaxy, spotted stealing gas from a passing galaxy about half its size, was caught red-handed by the Spitzer Space Telescope.
Dust in the Wind of Black HolesDust in the Wind of Black Holes
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
October 09, 2007
The dust that makes everything around us -- and even ourselves -- may have come from black holes.
Neon Signs in SpaceNeon Signs in Space
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
September 12, 2007
A recent detection of neon gas in planet-forming disks may help us better understand how planets form and whether or not life may exist elsewhere in the cosmos.
Gallery Explorer: Helix NebulaGallery Explorer: Helix Nebula
from Hidden Universe HD: NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope
September 05, 2007
The eerie Helix nebula, created from the outer layers of a dying star once like our own, reveals secrets to the Spitzer Space Telescope.
Planets with Four Suns?Planets with Four Suns?
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
August 10, 2007
New results from the Spitzer Space Telescope hint that other solar systems may be even more exotic than we've ever imagined.
Gallery Explorer: Eta CarinaeGallery Explorer: Eta Carinae
from Hidden Universe HD: NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope
July 20, 2007
The beautiful Carina nebula, stretching 200 light years across space, has been shredded by ultraviolet radiation and winds from a behemoth of a star.
Special: M51 and GizmoSpecial: M51 and Gizmo
from Hidden Universe HD: NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope
June 26, 2007
What makes the Earth livable? In this animated cartoon, innocent alien M51 moves the Earth into a closer orbit around the sun, and learns an important lesson about life in the Universe.
Gallery Explorer: Galactic CenterGallery Explorer: Galactic Center
from Hidden Universe HD: NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope
May 30, 2007
The fantastic structures at the center of our Milky Way Galaxy, hidden from us in visible light, are revealed through infrared imagery.
A Tale of Two Worlds -- One Hot, One WindyA Tale of Two Worlds -- One Hot, One Windy
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
May 14, 2007
Astronomers have studied two very intriguing planets beyond our solar system -- one super hot, one super windy. This podcast comes from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Double Sunsets in Distant SkiesDouble Sunsets in Distant Skies
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
March 29, 2007
Once thought to be the stuff of science fiction, double sunsets may be much more common in the universe than previously believed. Dr. David Trilling discusses the Spitzer Space Telescope's recent results.
Atmospheres on Alien WorldsAtmospheres on Alien Worlds
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
February 21, 2007
Using the Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers have for the first time discovered what the atmosphere is like on planets outside our solar system! Drs. Sara Seager and David Charbonneau discuss this groundbreaking technique with Robert Hurt.
Pillars of DestructionPillars of Destruction
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
January 09, 2007
Hubble's ''Pillars of Creation'' within the Eagle Nebula is one of the most famous astronomical images of all time. But new Spitzer observations by Nicolas Flagey have led to a surprising discovery: they may soon become ''Pillars of Destruction.''
Spitzer Sees the LightSpitzer Sees the Light
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
December 18, 2006
In the beginning there was darkness...but now, Spitzer Scientists say they are seeing the universe's first light.
Wounded Comet Spills Secrets About Distant Solar SystemsWounded Comet Spills Secrets About Distant Solar Systems
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
December 05, 2006
Could Comet Tempel 1 provide the key to understanding solar systems beyond our own? Dr. Carey Lisse talks with Linda Vu about the results of the Deep Impact mission.
Piercing the Sword of OrionPiercing the Sword of Orion
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
August 14, 2006
Astronomers have long scrutinized the vast and layered clouds of the Orion nebula, an industrious star-making factory visible to the naked eye in the sword of the famous hunter constellation. Yet, Orion is still full of secrets.
Last of the Great ObservatoriesLast of the Great Observatories
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
June 23, 2006
Years before Spitzer was launched into space, the entire mission was cancelled! Dr. George Rieke discusses the incredible story of what brought it back from the dead, and how that information is influencing new infrared telescopes being developed today.
Unmarked Grave of a Dead StarUnmarked Grave of a Dead Star
from Spitzer Space Telescope Podcast
June 05, 2006
Spitzer has found a supernova remnant that no other telescope has seen. Dr. Patrick Morris discusses his team's discovery of this shy object which can't be detected in visible or even most bands of infrared light.

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