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This is an artist impression obtained from The University of Warwick and The University of Cambridge shows a rocky and water-rich asteroid being torn apart by the strong...
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It is the first discovery of a rocky and watery body beyond our solar system. The rubble appears to be the remains of a destroyed planetary system around...
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A star is born: Swirling gas and dust fall inward, spurring polar jets, shown in blue in this illustration.Illustration courtesy NASA/Caltech Andrew FazekasSeven hundred and fifty light-years from Earth,...
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It was mid-day on July 21, 1969. Engineers at Mission Control in Houston were preparing for Apollo 11's departure from the moon. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's excursion...
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