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Heavy Star Underwent Dramatic Weight Loss Before Going SupernovaA bright white explosion is seen interacting with a red glowing plasma that surrounds it like a donut.Heavy Star Underwent Dramatic Weight Loss Before Going SupernovaA bright white explosion is seen interacting with a red glowing plasma that surrounds it like a donut.
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Heavy Star Underwent Dramatic Weight Loss Before Going Supernova

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Wobbling Jet Provides First Confirmation Black Holes SpinA misalignment between the axis of spin of M87's black hole and its accretion disk's rotation axis leads to precession in the direction of its jetWobbling Jet Provides First Confirmation Black Holes SpinA misalignment between the axis of spin of M87's black hole and its accretion disk's rotation axis leads to precession in the direction of its jet
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Wobbling Jet Provides First Confirmation Black Holes Spin

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Milky Way Weighs Less Than We Thought – And It's Missing Dark MatterSilhouettes of three people standing together holding hands against the Milky Way in the mountains.Milky Way Weighs Less Than We Thought – And It's Missing Dark MatterSilhouettes of three people standing together holding hands against the Milky Way in the mountains.
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Milky Way Weighs Less Than We Thought – And It's Missing Dark Matter

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Japan's "Moon Sniper" Snaps A Half-Earth From 100,000 Miles AwayEarth shot in black and white from space. Half in day, half in night.Japan's "Moon Sniper" Snaps A Half-Earth From 100,000 Miles AwayEarth shot in black and white from space. Half in day, half in night.
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Japan's "Moon Sniper" Snaps A Half-Earth From 100,000 Miles Away

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Most Distant Gravitational Lensing Galaxy Reveals A Perfect Einstein RingAn image of the field aroudn the galaxy in question with a handful of objects. In the center a bright dot is surrounded by a bright ring with two symmetric features at either sideMost Distant Gravitational Lensing Galaxy Reveals A Perfect Einstein RingAn image of the field aroudn the galaxy in question with a handful of objects. In the center a bright dot is surrounded by a bright ring with two symmetric features at either side
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Most Distant Gravitational Lensing Galaxy Reveals A Perfect Einstein Ring

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"Black Dust And Debris": NASA Opens Lid Of Asteroid Sample CapsuleLockheed Martin Recovery Specialists Levi Hanish and Michael Kaye remove the lid of the sample return canister. "Black Dust And Debris": NASA Opens Lid Of Asteroid Sample CapsuleLockheed Martin Recovery Specialists Levi Hanish and Michael Kaye remove the lid of the sample return canister.
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"Black Dust And Debris": NASA Opens Lid Of Asteroid Sample Capsule

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NASA Releases 20-Year Video Of The Most Amazing Star We KnowEta Carinae is a strong contender for the next star in the Milky Way to go supernova. NASA Releases 20-Year Video Of The Most Amazing Star We KnowEta Carinae is a strong contender for the next star in the Milky Way to go supernova.
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NASA Releases 20-Year Video Of The Most Amazing Star We Know

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NASA "Outtakes" Show Astronauts Struggling To Walk On The MoonAn astronaut on the Moon saluting in front of the landing module.NASA "Outtakes" Show Astronauts Struggling To Walk On The MoonAn astronaut on the Moon saluting in front of the landing module.
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NASA "Outtakes" Show Astronauts Struggling To Walk On The Moon

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New Method Can Tell If We’ve Found Signs Of Alien LifeThe hole dug by Perseverance for its first sample for analysis. However, if there are products of life in that hole, it's not clear we would recognise themNew Method Can Tell If We’ve Found Signs Of Alien LifeThe hole dug by Perseverance for its first sample for analysis. However, if there are products of life in that hole, it's not clear we would recognise them
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New Method Can Tell If We’ve Found Signs Of Alien Life

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The Mars Sample Return Mission Is In TroubleThis illustration shows a concept for multiple robots that would team up to ferry to Earth samples of rocks and soil being collected from the Martian surface by NASA's Mars Perseverance rover.The Mars Sample Return Mission Is In TroubleThis illustration shows a concept for multiple robots that would team up to ferry to Earth samples of rocks and soil being collected from the Martian surface by NASA's Mars Perseverance rover.
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The Mars Sample Return Mission Is In Trouble

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Another TRAPPIST-1 Planet Seems To Lack Atmosphere, And The Star Is Not HelpingThis artistic representation of the TRAPPIST-1 red dwarf star showcases its very active nature. The star appears to have many stellar spots (colder regions of its surface, similar to sunspots) and flares. The exoplanet TRAPPIST-1 b, the closest planet to the system’s central star, can be seen in the foreground with no apparent atmosphere. The exoplanet TRAPPIST-1 g, one of the planets in the system’s habitable zone, can be seen in the background to the right of the star. The TRAPPIST-1 system contains seven Earth-sized exoplanets. Another TRAPPIST-1 Planet Seems To Lack Atmosphere, And The Star Is Not HelpingThis artistic representation of the TRAPPIST-1 red dwarf star showcases its very active nature. The star appears to have many stellar spots (colder regions of its surface, similar to sunspots) and flares. The exoplanet TRAPPIST-1 b, the closest planet to the system’s central star, can be seen in the foreground with no apparent atmosphere. The exoplanet TRAPPIST-1 g, one of the planets in the system’s habitable zone, can be seen in the background to the right of the star. The TRAPPIST-1 system contains seven Earth-sized exoplanets.
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Another TRAPPIST-1 Planet Seems To Lack Atmosphere, And The Star Is Not Helping

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OSIRIS-REx Successfully Drops Precious Pieces Of Asteroid Bennu In Utah DesertA round metal capsule carrying pieces of asteroid Bennu has landed in the sand of the Utah desert, its orange and white parachute is on the ground close byOSIRIS-REx Successfully Drops Precious Pieces Of Asteroid Bennu In Utah DesertA round metal capsule carrying pieces of asteroid Bennu has landed in the sand of the Utah desert, its orange and white parachute is on the ground close by
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OSIRIS-REx Successfully Drops Precious Pieces Of Asteroid Bennu In Utah Desert

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This Is Your Last Chance To See Green Comet Nishimura For Another 400 YearsA bright green comet streaks across a star-filled dark backdrop of space This Is Your Last Chance To See Green Comet Nishimura For Another 400 YearsA bright green comet streaks across a star-filled dark backdrop of space
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This Is Your Last Chance To See Green Comet Nishimura For Another 400 Years

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Mysterious Flashes On Venus May Not Be Lightning After AllA false color image of Venus taken in ultraviolet light by Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft, revealing patterns in the planet's cloud layers.Mysterious Flashes On Venus May Not Be Lightning After AllA false color image of Venus taken in ultraviolet light by Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft, revealing patterns in the planet's cloud layers.
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Mysterious Flashes On Venus May Not Be Lightning After All

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Carbon Dioxide, Necessary For Life, Seen Escaping Europa’s Buried OceanA pixelated view of europa. No details are visible but a white region can be distinguished within the blue globe.Carbon Dioxide, Necessary For Life, Seen Escaping Europa’s Buried OceanA pixelated view of europa. No details are visible but a white region can be distinguished within the blue globe.
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Carbon Dioxide, Necessary For Life, Seen Escaping Europa’s Buried Ocean

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