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Dusty Dark Galaxies in the Early Universe Revealed in Various Wavelengths
China's Tianwen-1 has Imaged the Entire Surface of Mars, Completing its Primary Mission
Behold, the James Webb Space Telescope's First Image!
NASA has just released the first image taken by the James Webb Space Telescope!
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A Swarm of Swimming Robots to Search for Life Under the Ice on Europa
China is Considering a Nuclear-Powered Mission to Neptune
A team of Chinese scientists have proposed a mission that would explore Neptune and its largest moon Triton using a nuclear-powered spacecraft.
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The Most Threatening Asteroid Just got Downgraded to "Harmless". No Impact in 2052
Good News! One JWST Picture Early!
When did the Sun Blow Away the Solar Nebula?
Snooping on Alien Messages Passing Through the Solar System
Most Outstanding Feature of the Solar System. It's Not What You Think
30,000,000 km/h Star, Flex from the JWST Team, Mystery of Quasars Solved
NASA Reveals What the First Pictures From Webb Will Be
Many Astronauts Never Recover all of their Bone Density after Returning to Earth
A new study shows that astronauts do not recover all of their bone strength when they return to Earth, meaning that extended stays in space will cause your bones to age unnaturally!
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Supermassive Black Holes Formed Directly out of Enormous Streams of Cold gas
New research shows that distant quasars were born in the cold dark of turbulent gas.
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A Test Image From Webb Just Happens to be the Deepest Image Ever Taken of the Universe
Engineers Build a gun That can Fire Projectiles at 10 km/s, Simulating High-Speed Space Debris Impacts
A team of Canadian engineers have built a gun that will help space agencies test materials that could provide shielding against space debris!
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Here's the Final Shortlist for Astrophotographer of the Year 2022
A new LEGO Spacecraft to Vote for: China's Long March 5 With the Tianwen-1 That Flew to Mars
One Star Flies Past the Milky Way's Black Hole at 3% the Speed of Light
It Would Take About 100 Billion Years for Another Star to Pass Close Enough to Make the Solar System Unstable
A new study by a team of Canadian researchers shows that our Solar System will not experience a close and disruptive stellar flyby for a very long time!
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