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Astronomers Find a Planet Using Gaia Data
How Many Intergalactic Radio Stations Are Out There?
A new study suggests that we could expand the scope of SETI research by looking for civilizations beyond our galaxy.
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ESA's Juice is On Its Way to Visit Jupiter's Moons
The Moon is the Best Place to Transport Rocket Fuel
JUICE Launched to Jupiter, AI Helping Astronomy, Terran-1 Is No More
NASA Plans Threaten the Future of New Horizons
Twinkling Stars Supply the Dust That Leads to Life
A team of Japanese astronomers has found a connection between the dustiness of Red Giant stars and changes in their brightness, which could provide clues about the origins of life.
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We Might be able to Find Evidence for Modified Gravity…in the Earth
What Can Be Done to Help Astronaut Vision in Space?
A new study by a team of Australian researchers has led to a non-invasive way to test astronauts for changes in eyesight.
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Navigate a Global Image of Mars (If Your Computer Can Handle It)
Primordial Black Holes May Have "Frozen" the Early Universe
Rare Hybrid Annular-Total Solar Eclipse Set for April 20th
The first solar eclipse of 2023 will span southeast Asia into the Pacific Ocean region.
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Not Snowball Earth, More of a Slushball Earth
Mother of Dragons: Astronomers Peer Inside the "Dragon Cloud"
A Rocket-Powered Spaceplane Completes a Successful Test Flight
Machine Learning Tidies Up the Cosmos
Saturn's Rings Warm Up its Atmosphere
A New Membrane Could Lead to Space Telescopes with Flexible Mirrors!
A team from the Max Planck Institute of Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE) has developed a technique for creating thin, flexible mirrors for space telescopes/
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Tiny Spacecraft Using Solar Sails Open Up a Solar System of Opportunity
Perseverance is Turning Into That Friend That's Always Picking Up Rocks
NASA's Perseverance rover just obtained its sixteenth sample, which will be retrieved by the joint NASA/ESA Sample Return Mission
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