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The month starts off with a beautiful close pairing of the moon and Saturn. Dwarf planet Pluto will be near the moon on Friday, June 5 and on June 11 asteroid hunters should be able to spot Pallas, the second asteroid to be discovered.

NASA has found that the last section of Antarctica's Larsen B Ice Shelf is likely to disintegrate before the end of the decade. Image Credit: NASA/Operation IceBridge/Michael Studinger

Dwarf planets are a lot like regular planets. What's the big difference? Find out in 60 seconds.

Getting a head start on summer, Curiosity is planning a road trip to Logan's Pass on Mars. Just like Earthlings, the rover relies on a highway map and takes scenic detours along the way.

NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive satellite gives Texas water agencies critical information for managing the lone star state's limited water.

Venus and Mercury grace the west-northwest sky an hour past sunset and the giant planets Jupiter and Saturn rule the sky this month.

When the first images from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope were too blurry, JPL scientists and engineers devised a genius fix: a camera with corrective vision.

JPLers pounded the pavement in celebration of a Mars marathon milestone. Opportunity rover took 11 years and 2 months to clock 26.2 miles. The team's time was considerably less.

A total lunar eclipse that takes place on the night of a full moon and, later this month, the Lyrid meteor shower.

A total solar eclipse in the North Atlantic and tips to prepare for the next U.S. eclipse.