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Best Space Photos of the Week — May 10, 2015

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Russia's failed Progress 59 cargo spacecraft fell back to Earth, SpaceX's Dragon crew capsule launched on its first big test and the sun fired off its most powerful flare of 2015 so far. Here's a look at Space.com's top stories of the week.
Best Space Stories of the Week – May 10, 2015

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