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New device in New Mexico turns back clock on astronomy |
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India targets new moon mission in 2020 |
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GMRT discovers a gigantic ring of hydrogen gas around a
distant galaxy |
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UNC expert helps treat astronaut's blood clot during NASA
mission |
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Astronomers say SpaceX's satellites are too bright in the sky.
Friday's launch will try to fix that |
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First reported occurrence and treatment of spaceflight medical
risk 200+ miles above earth |
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Study unveils the nature of young stars near the cometary
globule CG 30 |
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Scientists pin down timing of lunar dynamo's demise |
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Alien life is out there, but our theories are probably
steering us away from it |
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Research sheds light on the moon's dark craters |
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Looking back at a New Horizons New Year's to remember |
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Planetary nebula WR 72 has hydrogen-poor knots, study finds |
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Scientists find evidence that Venus has active volcanoes |
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Astronomers find wandering massive black holes in dwarf
galaxies |
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Simulated image demonstrates the power of NASA's Wide Field
Infrared Survey Telescope |
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Expert discusses clearest image known of a cluster of galaxies
from 10 billion years ago |
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NASA's Great Observatories help astronomers build a 3-D
visualization of exploded star |
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Astronomers detect first stars 'bubbling out' from the cosmic
Dark Ages |
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NASA's Hubble surveys gigantic galaxy |
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New evidence shows that the key assumption made in the
discovery of dark energy is in error |
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Flying observatory maps the Milky Way |
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The turbulent life of two supermassive black holes caught in a
galaxy crash |
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Astronomers spot distant galaxy group driving ancient cosmic
makeover |
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Glitch detected in the pulsar PSR J0908-4913 |
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Image: Hubble sights galaxy's celestial sequins |
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Scientists develop new method to detect oxygen on exoplanets |
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NASA's SLS moon rocket readies for next pit stop on way to
Kennedy Space Center |
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New research looks at neutron star blasts |
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In a nearby galaxy, a fast radio burst unravels more questions
than answers |
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NASA contractor settles whistleblower complaint for $375,000 |
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SpaceX launches third batch of Starlink satellites |
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TESS mission uncovers its first world with two stars |
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NASA planet hunter finds its first earth-size habitable-zone
world |
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Famous black hole has jet pushing cosmic speed limit |
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Surprise! TESS shows Alpha Draconis undergoes eclipses |
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LIGO-Virgo gravitational wave network catches another neutron
star collision |
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Binary star V Sagittae to explode as very bright nova by
century's end |
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Space-baked cookies, 'mighty' mice back on Earth via SpaceX |
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New map of Milky Way reveals giant wave of stellar nurseries |
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The Milky Way's impending galactic collision is already
birthing new stars |
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Planet WASP-12b is on a death spiral, say scientists |
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Black hole transient GRS 1716-249 investigated in hard and
intermediate states |
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Virgin Galactic's next spaceship reaches build milestone |
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NEID exoplanet instrument sees first light |
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Researchers take exploration of key 'building block' particles
into space |
46 |
Moon river: Rocket part ferried on the mighty Mississippi |
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Cosmic magnifying glasses yield independent measure of
universe's expansion |
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Goldilocks stars are best places to look for life |
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A new tool for 'weighing' unseen planets |
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NASA TV coverage set for three spacewalks in January |
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Hubble detects smallest known dark matter clumps |
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Stellar heavy metals can trace history of galaxies |
53 |
WHOI underwater robot takes first-known automated sample from
ocean |
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Water could disappear from Mars faster than expected |
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Lucy mission now has a new destination |
56 |
Satellite constellations harvest energy for near-total global
coverage |
57 |
Simulation of dwarf galaxy reveals different routes for
strontium enrichment |
58 |
On the hunt for primordial black holes |
59 |
Study probes the origin of the very high energy gamma-ray
source VER J1907+062 |
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NASA's Lucy mission confirms discovery of Eurybates satellite |
61 |
Landsat 9: The pieces come together |
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First sighting of hot gas sloshing in galaxy cluster |
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Stellar black holes: When David poses as Goliath |
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NASA's latest astronaut graduates almost half women |
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SuperTIGER on its second prowl--130,000 feet above Antarctica |
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Eyeing Moon, NASA hosts first public astronaut graduation
ceremony |
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'Space unites us': First Iranian-American astronaut reaches
for stars |
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Wanted: Girlfriend to fly to the Moon with Japanese
billionaire |
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Oxygen line opens new perspective on the far universe |
70 |
Could invisible aliens really exist among us? An
astrobiologist explains |
71 |
The interiors of stars |
72 |
Another state change of the variable gamma-ray pulsar PSR
J2021+4026 observed by astronomers |
73 |
Virtual Telescope Project confirms 2020 AV2--the first
asteroid found to move entirely inside the orbit of Venus |
74 |
Rippling ice and storms at Mars' north pole |
75 |
Stars need a partner to spin universe's brightest explosions |
76 |
How the solar system got its 'Great Divide,' and why it
matters for life on Earth |
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TESS dates an ancient collision with our galaxy |
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NASA's Mars 2020 rover closer to getting its name |
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AstroSat observations unveil properties of black hole binary
MAXI J1820+070 |
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Data from antipodal places: First use of CMB polarization to
detect gravitational lensing from galaxy clusters |
81 |
X-rays and gravitational waves combine to illuminate massive
black hole collision |
82 |
Betelgeuse: Star's weird dimming sparks rumors that its death
is imminent |
83 |
'Cold Neptune' and two temperate super-Earths found orbiting
nearby stars |
84 |
Final images from Cassini spacecraft |
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Hot gas feeds spiral arms of the Milky Way |
86 |
Astronomers reveal interstellar thread of one of life's
building blocks |
87 |
Huygens landing spin mystery solved |
88 |
Active asteroid unveils fireball identity |
89 |
X-60A program conducts integrated vehicle propulsion system
verification test |
90 |
Astronaut completes spacewalk without helmet camera, lights
(Update) |
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V473 Lyr has a low-mass companion, study suggests |
92 |
Plant-powered sensor sends signal to space |
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Putting the universe under the telescope |
94 |
Astronomers discover class of strange objects near our
galaxy's enormous black hole |
95 |
Taking the temperature of dark matter |
96 |
Possible discovery of a new super-Earth orbiting Proxima
Centauri |
97 |
Behind howls of solar wind, quiet chirps reveal its origins |
98 |
ExoMars Rover completes environmental tests |
99 |
Nearly barren Icelandic landscapes guide search for
extraterrestrial life |
100 |
First Spacebus Neo satellite launched |
101 |
XMM-Newton discovers scorching gas in Milky Way's halo |
102 |
Here and gone: Outbound comets are likely of extra-solar
origin |
103 |
Image: Hubble views galaxy from famous catalog |
104 |
New astronomical instrument on the hunt for exoplanets |
105 |
Scientists measure the evolving energy of a solar flare's
explosive first minutes |
106 |
Rough seas delay escape test for SpaceX crew capsule |
107 |
Iran says it is preparing for satellite launch |
108 |
SpaceX launches, destroys rocket in astronaut escape test |
109 |
No astrovans for SpaceX, crews riding to rockets in Teslas |
110 |
SpaceX in 'perfect' test of Crew Dragon emergency abort system |
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Heat wave signals the growth of a stellar embryo |
112 |
ESA opens oxygen plant, making air out of moondust |
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First results from the Dark Energy Survey |
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A brain transplant for one of Australia's top telescopes |
115 |
BSNIP project releases spectra of more than 200 Type Ia
supernovae |
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