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Top Astronomy Events for 2024

Astronomy 2024 features the final total solar eclipse for the CONUS until 2044, and much more.

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An intense solar flare could cause power grid and internet outages on December 17 / Al Akhbar

An intense solar flare could cause power grid and internet outages on December 17 / Al Akhbar
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The Solar Radius Might Be Slightly Smaller Than We Thought

Two astronomers use a pioneering method to suggest that the size of our Sun and the solar radius may be due revision.

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Lost In Space: Astronaut s Tool Bag Now Orbiting Earth - ARAB TIMES

Lost In Space: Astronaut s Tool Bag Now Orbiting Earth - ARAB TIMES
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Astronaut tool bag that floated way during a spacewalk is now orbiting earth

In addition to tracking the International Space Station, stargazers can now follow a tool bag

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