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Hubble Space Telescope's Camera Eye Suffers Malfunction

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Distant, Possibly Habitable Planet Spotted by Citizen Scientists

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A 3D view of the Orion nebula taken by the flying SOFIA Observatory reveals the complex structures sculpted by the forming stars' powerful stellar wind. (More info in Comments)

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Weird 'Sub-Neptune' Exoplanet Discovered by NASA (And It May Not Be Alone)

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Impending Galactic Crash Could Rip Open the Black Hole at the Milky Way’s Center

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The Moon Is Upside Down on The Other Side of The World, And It's Freaking Us Out

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'Super Bowl of Astronomy' Kicks Off Without NASA Amid Government Shutdown

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This 'Fossil' Cloud of Pure Hydrogen Gas Could Be a Time Capsule of the Big Bang

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With Ultima Thule Flyby, NASA Probe Helps Unlock Secrets of Planetary Formation

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The Top Skywatching Events to Look for in 2019 [Slideshow]

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Brown Dwarfs: The Coolest Stars or the Hottest Planets?

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New Horizons’ first close-up pictures of Ultima Thule reveal a binary world

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Alien Worlds Rich in Oxygen Still Might Not Harbor Life

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Volcanic Plume on Jupiter's Moon Io Spied by Juno Spacecraft

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Night Sky, January 2019: What You Can See This Month [Maps]

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Ultima Thule Looks Like a Bowling Pin in Space in New Horizons Flyby Photo

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The 17th-Century Astronomer Who Made the First Atlas of the Moon

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When, Where and How to See the Planets in the 2019 Night Sky [Slideshow]

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What to know about the 2019 'super blood wolf moon' eclipse

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Alien Hunters, Stop Using the Drake Equation

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JunoCam Images Are Where Science Meets Art and NASA Meets the Public

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The Christmas Night Sky: A Yuletide Stargazing Guide

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Cosmic Wreath and Ornaments Decorate the Universe in These Space Telescope Photos

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A New Class of 'Light' Super-Earth May Be Heavy in Rubies and Sapphires

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‘Refrigerator-sized’ meteor zooms over Minnesota in one of the ‘biggest events of the year’

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