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How old is the universe? Our answer keeps getting more precise.
How old is the universe? Our answer keeps getting more precise.
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Pluto
Pluto is not a planet because of one small technicality
Pluto is not a planet because of one small technicality
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What’s the most eco-friendly way to dispose of your Christmas tree?
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The most high-flying aerospace innovations of 2021
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Astronomers discover disappearing radio source in the Milky Way’s center
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A key part of the big bang remains troublingly elusive
A key part of the big bang remains troublingly elusive
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Meet Lucy: NASA’s new asteroid-hopping spacecraft
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SpaceX’s Inspiration4 shows spaceflight is changing fast—and science must keep up
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Blindingly bright black holes could help cosmologists see deeper into the universe’s past
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This meteor-tracking system could prevent a falling-rocket debris disaster
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These 5 mysterious space objects straddle the line between planets and stars
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Flickering light could help astronomers weigh supermassive black holes
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Enjoy breathing oxygen? Thank the moon.
Enjoy breathing oxygen? Thank the moon.
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Blue Origin brought the first official tourists to space
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Private Space Flight
Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin will bring science along on their joyrides
Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin will bring science along on their joyrides
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The Crab Nebula’s electron launcher is so powerful, it almost shouldn’t exist
The Crab Nebula’s electron launcher is so powerful, it almost shouldn’t exist
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The sky is full of potential UFOs—here’s why
The sky is full of potential UFOs—here’s why
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