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Japan: Astronomers Claim Discovery Of Earth-Like Planet In Our Solar System

Japan: Astronomers Claim Discovery Of Earth-Like Planet In Our Solar System
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Japan Scientists Uncover New Earth-Like Planet Hiding in Outer Solar System

Japan Scientists Uncover New Earth-Like Planet Hiding in Outer Solar System
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Earth-like planet likely in solar system: Japanese research

Earth-like planet likely in solar system: Japanese research
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Buzz Aldrin Reveals: Their Ships Were Far Superior To Ours – We were warned!

Here are the statements by the former astronauts: Professor: What really happened out of Apollo 11? Buzz Aldrin: An amazing thing, even though we have always known of this possibility. The.

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Destructive Solar Storm in a Nearby Star System Could be a Warning Sign for Earth

Living creatures might be sent back into the dark ages if a highly destructive solar storm hits Earth, according to a new study. This is the first time astronomers have seen a powerful form of this celestial event barely 100 light-years away, according to researchers from the University of Colorado-Boulder. There is a concern that similar event may hit Earth.

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