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Welcome Back, Pluto? Planethood Debate Reignites (www.space.com)

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What is Solar Wind? (www.space.com)

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The sun is smiling (pbs.twimg.com)

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Scientists dedicate the birth of a new black hole to Stephen Hawking (phys.org)

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Mercury studies reveal an intriguing target for BepiColombo (phys.org)

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Giant Waves Nearly Half a Million Miles Across Seen on the Sun for the First Time (archive.is)

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Hubble Space Telescope Malfunction Won't Last Long, NASA Says (www.space.com)

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Kepler put into sleep mode as telescope's pointing performance degrades (phys.org)

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This Mother's Day Look Up to See Virgo, the Earth Goddess (www.space.com)

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Dark Photons Probably Don't Exist, and If They Did, They'd Be Super Weird (www.space.com)

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Stellar Effort: Chart of the Milky Way Includes More Than 1 Billion Stars (www.scientificamerican.com)

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Astronomer Announces He Has Discovered ... Mars (www.space.com)

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See Thousands of Asteroids Swirl Around the Sun in This NASA Video (www.space.com)

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Building the world’s highest-resolution telescope (arstechnica.com)

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The Brightest Planets in May's Night Sky: How to See them (and When) (www.space.com)

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One of the Milky Way’s fastest stars is an invader from another galaxy (www.sciencemag.org)

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Supersharp Images from New VLT Adaptive Optics (www.eso.org)

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Bizarre Hexagon on Saturn May Be 180 Miles Tall (www.space.com)

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New research confirms spectacular death for our Sun (newatlas.com)

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Iron and Titanium Found on 'Ultrahot Jupiter,' an Exoplanet First (www.space.com)

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It Would Take 200,000 Years at Light Speed to Cross the Milky Way (www.space.com)

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ESO telescope sees surface of dim Betelgeuse (phys.org)

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This Newfound X-Ray Pulsar Is Orbiting Its Partner at Record Speed (www.space.com)

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Dr. Pulsar and Mr. Magnetar? 2 Star Types May Turn into Each Other (www.space.com)

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How the 'Cosmic Dawn' Broke and the First Stars Formed (www.space.com)

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