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15 of the Most Life-Changing Spacecraft and Missions That Fueled Our Curiosity

Read more about the first satellites to building the first space stations that has expanded our knowledge of the universe.

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Vera Rubin: Biography, history of the trailblazing astronomer

This is a guide to Vera Rubin, the astronomer whose work studying galaxies confirmed the existence of dark matter.

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Astronomers Find Rare Star System That Will Trigger a Kilonova

The binary system will end in a massive, gold-forming explosion.

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Where is the Asteroid belt located? All about the Planet killer asteroid reportedly heading towards Earth

An asteroid named 2022 AP7 is reportedly heading towards Earth and has been dubbed the largest planet killer-sized asteroid discovered in eight years.

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Planet killer asteroid with the potential to collide with Earth found hiding in the glare of the sun

The massive space rock could be "very bad for life as we know it" if it collided with Earth.

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