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How to Mine Martian Water Microwave beams could help extract water ice from the moon and Mars. The Storied History of the Word 'Planet' The word "planet" has meant many different things over the millennia and even still its definition is evolving. Sloshing Inside Earth Changes Protective Magnetic Field A changing magnetic field could expose satellites to damaging radiation storms. Shock Absorber Plan Set for NASA's New Rocket NASA has a shock absorber solution to its new rocket's vibration problem. Russian Rocket Launches New Communications Satellite A Russian Proton rocket resumed commercial launches with a Tuesday liftoff. New Thin Skin to Protect Tiny Spacecraft Tiny spacecraft could survive harsh temperatures thanks to a new skin. NASA Closes Florida Spaceport for Tropical Storm Fay NASA closed its Florida spaceport early Monday to protect against damage from Tropical Storm Fay. Tropical Storm Delays Space Shuttle's Move Tropical Storm Fay thwarted NASA's plans to move the shuttle Atlantis on Monday. Iran Test Flies Rocket for Future Satellite Launch State media reported Iran launched a rocket intended to carry a satellite. Huge Comet Discovered Astronomers have discovered a comet-like object lurking near Neptune's orbit. First Japan-built Commercial Satellite Launched by Ariane 5 An Ariane 5 rocket successfully launched Japanese and US satellites. Milky Way's Halo Loaded with Star Streams Sloan Digital Sky Survey results ID smaller stellar streams and dwarf galaxies in Milky Way's halo. The Great (and Sometimes Serious) Debate About Pluto Two planetary scientists duke it out over Pluto. Partial Lunar Eclipse to Grace Old World Aug. 16 Two weeks after the solar eclipse, the moon will swing into Earth's shadow. Film Review: 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' The Star Wars universe rides again in the new animated film 'The Clone Wars.' Cassini Spots Icy Jet Sources on Saturn Moon Cassini spots sources of icy plumes on Enceladus. NASA Halts Spacesuit Contract with Texas Firm NASA has halted a contract with a Texas firm to build its new spacesuits.

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