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Remember That Rocket That was Going to Crash Into the Moon? Scientists Think They've Found the Crater
Supernovae Were Discovered in all These Galaxies
VY Canis Majoris is Dying, and Astronomers are Watching
NASA Funds the Development of a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon That Would Last for 10 Years
Amazing Flaky Martian Rocks Were Formed in a Stream or a Small Pond
Mars Curiosity rover continues to make impressive scientific findings as it gets closer to marking its tenth anniversary on Mars!
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Despite its draining power, NASA's InSight Mars lander is determined to squeeze as much science as it can until the very last moment
More Rocket Launches Could Damage the Ozone Layer
NASA Says It's Satisfied With Rehearsal for SLS Moon Rocket Launch
SpaceX is now Constructing the Starship Launch Tower at Cape Canaveral
SpaceX is building another "Mechazilla" launch tower at Launch Complex-39A at the NASA Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Recent Supernovae Produced Giant Cavities in the Orion Nebula
Astronomers Find a Brand new Pulsar That's Probably Less Than 14 Years old
Astronomers have discovered a neutron star so young it's barely a teenager.
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BepiColombo's Second Mercury Flyby
BepiColombo's stunning close pass by Mercury on Thursday provides a prelude of what's to come.
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If Bacteria Drink Kombucha, They Stand a Better Chance of Survival on Mars
South Korea is now a Space-Faring Nation With the Orbital Launch of Their Homegrown Nuri Rocket
South Korea just became the 11th member of the space club, and the seventh nation to launch a commercial payload!
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Do Ancient Coins Record the Supernova of 1054?
64 Radio Telescopes Come Together to act as a Single Giant Observatory
The MeerKAT array just combined the power of its 64 radio telescopes to create a single telescope, which is already allowing for cutting-edge cosmological research!
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Plenty of Examples That Giant Galaxies Like the Milky Way Formed Through Mergers
Chinese Astronomers Detect an Interesting (But NOT Alien) Signal With the FAST Radio Observatory
Unfortunately, China's 500-Meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) did NOT detect possible alien signals, only radio interference from Earth.
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This Tiny Dot is one of the Biggest, Most Active Galaxy Superclusters Ever Seen. It Was Already a Monster Shortly After the Big Bang
Another few Weeks of Observations Could Tell us if the Wow! Signal Repeats
The famous Wow Signal might be a repeating radio burst, and astronomers might soon prove it.
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