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Recent Cosmic Collision Shakes Up Milky Way History

The last galactic fling was billions of years later than previously thought, indicating our galaxy may have more surprises in store.

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Swan Hellenic announces completion of record-breaking Antarctic Season with 90% occupancy

Swan Hellenic cruise ship SH Vega sailed into Cape Town from Ushuaia, bringing the 2023-2024 Antarctic season to a close..

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AstroForge Space Mining Company Headed for Mystery Asteroid

The AstroForge Odin mission is the first private mission to a deep space asteroid. We're just not sure which one.

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NASA Spacecraft to Study Asteroid Apophis, aka God of Chaos

NASA's OSIRIS-Rex mission was a smashing success, now it has been renamed OSIRIS-APEX and is headed to the asteroid Apophis, named for the God of Chaos.

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Asteroids Smashing into the Earth Might Have Kickstarted Life

New evidence suggests that early asteroid impacts might have primed the Earth for the emergence of life.

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