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Asteroid probe may find clues to origins of life on Earth

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NASA space probe to collect and return samples from an asteroid in hopes of learning more about the origins of life on Earth and perhaps elsewhere in the solar system. Mana Rabiee reports.

Added on the 08/09/2016 22:34:27 - Copyright : Reuters EN

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