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• Colorful Clouds on Jupiter by Juno June 25, 2017
  During Juno's seventh of 37 expected orbits, JunoCam captured this fantastical image showing many details of Jupiter's atmosphere.
• SpaceX Dragon and Falcon 9 Rocket Photobomb Each Other's Selfies in Space June 25, 2017
  It's official: SpaceX's rockets and spaceships have caught the selfie bug in the final frontier.
• SpaceX to Launch 10 Communications Satellites Today: Watch Live June 25, 2017
  SpaceX is poised to launched 10 communications satellites into low-Earth orbit today (June 25), and you can watch it live here on Space.com.
• SpaceX Set for Second Falcon 9 Launch in Three Days June 24, 2017
  One day after putting Bulgaria's first communications satellite into orbit, SpaceX is preparing for a Falcon 9 launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on Sunday (June 25).
• Look Up! NASA Launch Will Create Colorful Clouds June 24, 2017
  NASA is hoping to execute a nighttime rocket launch that's designed to create artificial glowing clouds. These could be visible to millions of people along the U.S. East Coast tonight (June 18).
• The Most Amazing Space Photos This Week! June 24, 2017
  A "Strawberry Minimoon" rises over New York City, the Black Sea turns turquoise and Saturn's moon Iapetus has a two-toned face. Here are our picks for the most amazing space photos of the week.
• Today in Space! June 24, 1999: Cassini Flies by Venus June 24, 2017
  Find out what happened today in space on June 24, 1999 when NASA's Cassini spacecraft flew by Venus on its way to Saturn.
• Glowing Nebula Decorates Space in Hubble Image June 24, 2017
  A splendid nebula decorates the cosmos 2,000 light-years from Earth.
• Lunar Laser Link: Virtual Reality from the Moon June 24, 2017
  The world’s first laser communication link…from the Moon!
• The Most Amazing Space Stories of the Week! June 24, 2017
  4,034 potential planets, the blinding power of a solar eclipse, a military space corps and a horde of space lasers feature in Space.com's top stories this week.