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A story on the internet in late 2013 claims "NASA Images Find 1.7 Million Year Old Man-Made Bridge." Claptrap. It's not a bridge. It's simply a natural tombolo. 
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Topcoder's community is helping NASA find new moons of Saturn and send emails securely to the International Space Station.
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It is an amazing rapid prototyping environment that is like a Hackathon on the ocean floor. In April, we had the chance to meet Eric Stackpole and David Lang at the International Space Apps Challenge.
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We may talk about "space tourism" as a specialized form of space travel; even the most cutting-edge space exploration, though, is disconcertingly similar to the basic experience of Earth-bound voyaging. You pack your bags, trying your best to plan for every circumstance that might arise while you're away, and then you're stuck with what you've brought. In space's case, the suitcases in question may be spacecraft and the tools required may be slightly more complex than voltage converters and travel-size shampoos ... but the idea's the same: If you'll need something on your trip to space, you have to bring it with you.
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In November of 2000, NASA did something unusual: it asked amateurs to help it map the surface of Mars.
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