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You can stay overnight on this tiny island off the Welsh coast and stargaze

You can stay overnight on this tiny island off the Welsh coast and stargaze
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Watch for the Hunter and Seven Sisters in the Winter Sky

After several years of drama-filled flights across the Martian surface, NASA’s plucky little ‘Ingenuity’ helicopter has come to the end of its…

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The Night Sky: Everything you can see in the skies this month

Here s the latest Night Sky column by the Argus astronomy correspondent Jonathan Powell.

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Astronomy writer Jonathan Powell on the 2023 strawberry moon

A supernova, one of the largest and brightest for a decade, has been discovered by experienced supernova hunter Koichi Itagaki observing from…

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Astrophysicist identifies star that exploded 21 million light-years away

A star that exploded in a galaxy just 21 million light-years from Earth is a red supergiant, an astrophysicist has said. The explosion was detected around 10 da.

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