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Will Dawn Find Life on Ceres? What NASA Has to Say About Possible Life on the Dwarf Planet

Medicine & Technology Feb 07, 2015

Releasing the sharpest set of images from within the asteroid belt to date, this week NASA researchers have filled the internet with their hopes for what may lie on the dwarf planet Ceres. Only a month before NASA’s Dawn spacecraft will enter orbit around the 590-mile-wide dwarf, found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, the space agency is hopeful that their mission will reveal a lot more about the small planet and the secrets its surface may hold.

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Will Dawn Find Life on Ceres? What NASA Has to Say About Possible Life on the Dwarf Planet

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