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SpaceX's Starlink: Could a flood of satellites create a space-junk nightmare?

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Australian researchers are developing groundbreaking software to manage traffic in space aimed at reducing the risk of collisions.
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Solar eclipse turns skies dark over Chile and Argentina

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Turning day into night. Thousands gather in Chile and Argentina to view a rare total solar eclipse.
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Jupiter, Saturn merging in night sky, closest in centuries

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The two largest planets will be one-tenth of a degree apart in what is being dubbed the ‘Great Conjunction’.
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World witnesses supermoon from lockdown

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Some astronomers expect the moon to come closer to the Earth than at any time since 1948.
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Scientists Monitor Object Possibly from Beyond Our Solar System

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Astronomers have confirmed the discovery of the third-ever known interstellar object currently speeding through our Solar System at over 60 kms.
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Old spacecraft crashes on Earth: End of a 53-year-long mission to Venus

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50 years after a Soviet spacecraft took off to explore Venus, it has crashed back down to Earth.
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Venus like never before. Rare celestial crescent dazzles UAE skies

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#Gravitas In the UAE, Venus positioned itself between Earth and the Sun. It resulted in a breathtaking crescent of Venus, reminiscent of the moon’s phases.
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Signals from 1,600 light-years away challenge scienc

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Something strange appears to be reaching us from deep space. Every 2 hours, a pulse of radio waves ripples through the cosmos, baffling the astronomers. Our next story explains how, after many years of mystery, the scientists have...
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Scientists puzzled at signals coming from 'unprecedented' part of space

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Scientists have detected mysterious signals coming from an unexplored region of space, leaving experts puzzled. This unprecedented discovery raises new questions about deep space phenomena and the possibility of unknown cosmic events....
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How worried should we be about an asteroid hurtling toward Earth? | Hanomansing Tonight

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NASA says the chances of a direct hit by asteroid 2024 YR4, which could be the size of a football field, keep shifting. CBC News’s Johanna Wagstaffe and Sarah Galashan discuss what people should watch for.
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Will asteroid 2024 YR4 change course? Scientists watch closely

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Astronomers worldwide are tracking a massive space rock hurtling through our solar system. The odds of Earth being hit by the asteroid, called YR4, have increased. While still far from certain, scientists are paying very close attention...
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Asteroid 2024 YR4 hurtles toward earth

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Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a roughly 2 percent chance of hitting Earth in 2032, and “is large enough to cause localized damage,” NASA says. Watch in for more details!
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Scientists issue stark warning about asteroid moving toward earth

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An asteroid could potentially collide with Earth eight years from now, as its orbit around the sun briefly intersects the path of our planet. Watch this report for more details!
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Quipu: Astronomers spot the largest known object in the universe

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Astronomers have identified "Quipu," the largest known structure in the universe, stretching billions of light-years across. This cosmic giant challenges our understanding of the universe's formation and scale. Scientists are now...
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Astronomers unveil Quipu, a true cosmic giant

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Astronomers have identified "Quipu," the largest known structure in the universe, stretching billions of light-years across. This cosmic giant challenges our understanding of the universe's formation and scale. Scientists are now...
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Plans for NYC's first public observatory in the Bronx come to a halt

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The Amateur Astronomers Association, or AAA, announced the conclusion of its efforts to bring NYC’s first-ever public conservatory to the Bronx.
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Astronomers warn too many satellites could be blocking our view of the universe

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Astronomers warn bright light and electromagnetic radiation from thousands of Starlink satellites could be interfering with ground-based telescopes like the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, limiting our study of the universe.
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Beyond Neptune: This Telescope Might Find 'Planet 9'

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In the past few decades, telescopes have discovered thousands of objects beyond Neptune, and their orbits have made some scientists think that a massive ninth planet exists. A new telescope in Chile may be powerful enough to finally...
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VOICED : No cellphone or Wi Fi: enter the Appalachian's quietest hamlet

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VOICED : No cellphone or Wi Fi: enter the Appalachian's quietest hamlet
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NASA's mission to find new life on exoplanets ++TRACKED++

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NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, or TESS, is set to take off from Cape Canaveral next week (April 16 2018) in search of new worlds that aren't in our solar sys
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RR0208/C Chile: Observatory

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Cerro Tololo Observatory, Vicuna, Chile (Recent) File: space shuttle launch, Hubble space telescope, Galileo, Constellation Leo animation (File), Cerro Tololo Observatory mountain, Equi River valley, SOT, Malcolm Smith, Observatory,...
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RR0251/B USA: Hawaii Telescope

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Summit of Mauna Kea, Big Island, Hawaii; sacred site sign; dried plants and floral tribute; observatories; various of observatories; SOT Klaus Hodapp, Associate Director, University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy; various of...
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Astronomers say a steep drop in state and federal funds has forced the shutdown of Northern California's Allen Telescope Array, a powerful tool in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.

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HEADLINE: Budget Cuts Pull Plug on Alien Search Devices

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