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Here's Hubble's Newest Image of Saturn
Astronomers Find a Supermassive Black Hole That's Feasting on a Regular Schedule, Every 9 Hours
Weekly Space Hangout: September 11, 2019 - Alan Stern, Principal Investigator of New Horizons
Hubble Has Looked at the 2017 Kilonova Explosion Almost a Dozen Times, Watching it Slowly Fade Away
India has Located the Vikram Lander, But it's Still not Communicating With Home
The ISRO has confirmed the location of their Vikram lander on the lunar surface, but is uncertain if it survived its hard landing.
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Water Discovered in the Atmosphere of an Exoplanet in the Habitable zone. It Might Be Rain
Astronauts Try Mixing Concrete in Space
Entrepreneurs and Engineers Come Together to Design a Peaceful Lunar Settlement
The OpenLuna Foundation wants to create a base on the Moon using crowdsourcing and open-source technology to allow the public to take part in lunar colonization.
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China's FAST Telescope, the World's Largest Single Radio Dish Telescope, is Now Fully Operational
NASA Tests Autonomous Lunar Landing Technology
Time and Space: The Strange Reality of Reality
Whoa. Lakes on Titan Might be the Craters from Massive Underground Explosions
This is Why Saturn's Rotation is So Hard to Measure
Gravitational Wave Detectors Might be Able to Detect Dark Matter Particles Colliding With Their Mirrors
According to a new study by a team of Japanese researchers, gravitational wave detectors could be used to confirm the existence of a major Dark Matter candidate.
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Carnival of Space #627
Chandrayaan 2 Mission Loses Contact With Vikram Lander During Descent
The ISRO dispatched their Vikram lunar lander towards the lunar surface today, but lost contact with it just before it was meant to touch down.
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Mercury has Magnetic Poles that Drift Like Earth's
This Star Has Reached the End of its Life
Europe and US are Going to Try and Deflect an Asteroid
The ESA and NASA are getting closer to mounting the AIDA mission, which will will test the effectiveness of asteroid deflection in the coming years.
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It Hasn't Rained on Mars for a Long Time, but These Sand Dunes Look Like Raindrops, and They're Filled with Chemicals Made in Water
A recent image from the MRO shows rows of olivine-rich dunes in the Copernicus Crater on Mars, a feature that is quite rare here on Earth.
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