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Webb, Hubble team up to capture a colorful Christmas tree of galaxies

Webb, Hubble team up to capture a colorful Christmas tree of galaxies
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Webb, Hubble team up to capture a colorful Christmas tree of galaxies

Webb, Hubble team up to capture a colorful Christmas tree of galaxies
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Meteorite discovered in Somalia contains two minerals not found on Earth

The meteorite which fell in Somalia is the ninth-largest meteorite ever found.

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Meteorite found in Somalia contains two minerals not found on Earth

A team of scientists say they discovered two new minerals after analysing part of a 15-tonne meteorite that landed in Somalia.

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Below Our Feet May Be Alien Blobs From An Ancient Crash, Say Scientists

Moon-sized "blobs" of dense material near Earth s core first discovered in the 1980s may be the remnants of an ancient planet, Theia, that collided with Earth to form the moon, according to new research.

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