Our Universe and Beyond | Phuks!

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Ringed, Rocky Alien Planets May Hide in Plain Sight (www.space.com)

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Why Does the Stellina Telescope Skip the Eyepiece? (www.space.com)

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Astronomers discover a 2-km asteroid orbiting closer to the sun than Venus (phys.org)

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Researchers discover a system with three Earth-sized planets (phys.org)

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Ancient, Exiled Asteroid Discovered Beyond Neptune (www.space.com)

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A Valentine 'Rose': Superhot Stars Glow in the Rosette Nebula's Heart (www.space.com)

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Could recent supernovae be responsible for mass extinctions? (phys.org)

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Gooey, Magma Ocean May Have Once Roiled Inside the Moon (www.space.com)

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Lunar Eclipses: What Are They & When Is the Next One? (www.space.com)

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The best space pictures from JWST (www.planetary.org)

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Put a Personal Astronomer in Your Pocket Using Mobile Apps (www.space.com)

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Ou4: The Giant Squid Nebula (4000 × 2716 pixels) (apod.nasa.gov)

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Gaia detects a shake in the Milky Way (www.eurekalert.org)

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Amateur astronomer gets 1-in-10-million shot of supernova’s first light (www.astronomy.com)

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Detecting Life's Influence on Planetary Atmospheres (www.space.com)

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How Theoretical Physicists Can Help Find E.T. (www.space.com)

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London’s Royal Observatory Once Again Gazes at the Sky (www.atlasobscura.com)

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New mystery discovered regarding active asteroid Phaethon (phys.org)

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All-Time Greatest Asteroid Encounters [Slideshow] (www.space.com)

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How Gaia Changed Astronomy Forever (www.youtube.com)

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Jupiter's Moons Spin Intricate Auroras at Planet's Poles (www.space.com)

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Breakthrough Listen Launches New Search for E.T. Across Millions of Stars (www.space.com)

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Hubble spots most distant single star ever seen, at a record distance of 28 billion lightyears (phys.org)

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'Superstar' Eta Carinae Acts Like a Ginormous Cosmic-Ray Gun, But Why? (www.space.com)

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Europa’s Buried Ocean Could Rise to the Surface [w/video] (www.space.com)

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