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    NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope is a space-based infrared observatory, part of NASA’s Great Observatories program (which also includes Hubble, Chandra, and Compton). These podcasts offer information about the science discoveries, astronomy, and more.

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    Unsettled Youth: A Chaotic Planetary System Jul 22, 2010
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    During the infancy of our solar system, when our planets had not yet settled down into their orbits, this was a dangerous place to live. The planets wobbled and jostled around left over asteroids, comets and other debris floating in between their orbits, causing frequent collisions throughout our solar system.

    Unsettled Youth: A Chaotic Planetary System Jul 22, 2010
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    During the infancy of our solar system, when our planets had not yet settled down into their orbits, this was a dangerous place to live. The planets wobbled and jostled around left over asteroids, comets and other debris floating in between their orbits, causing frequent collisions throughout our solar system.

    Swirling Clumps of Planetary Material Jun 01, 2010
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    Something appears to be pushing around a large clump of material that is in orbit of this star, and it's moving fast enough to make a difference in observations along a five month period.

    Trigger Happy Star Formation Feb 05, 2010
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    From recent discoveries made by two of NASA's Great Observatories comes new insight into how stars are created. Large nebula's scattered all around our galaxy, act as incubators for newborn stars to ignite and grow.

    Baby Stars Found Jumbled In Galactic Center Sep 04, 2009
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    At the center of our Milky Way galaxy is an area previously unseen by astronomers. Shrouded by clouds of swirling dusts and gases, before now our astronomers could only guess at what might lie behind this thick veil.

    Cool Stars Have Different Mix of Life-Forming Chemicals Apr 07, 2009
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    It's life, Jim, but not as we know it! Well, at least the building blocks of life. A new study from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope hints that planets around stars cooler than our sun might possess a different mix of potentially life-forming chemicals.

    Exoplanet with Wild Temperature Swings Jan 28, 2009
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    Talk about hot flashes! A planet that heats up to extreme temperatures in a matter of hours before quickly cooling back down.

    Dim Dwarfs Dec 12, 2008
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    The new record-holder for dimmest known star-like object in the universe goes to twin brown dwarfs, each of which shines feebly with only one millionth the light of our sun.

    Twin Asteroid Belts Nov 13, 2008
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    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 Shot Sep 18, 2008
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    Water is being blasted to pieces by a young star's laser-like jets, according to new observations from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope. The discovery provides a better understanding of how water -- an essential ingredient for life as we know it -- is processed in emerging solar systems.

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