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Named for a Cookie, New Planet-Hunting Telescope Snaps 1st Photo (And It's Sweet!)

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2018 Geminid Meteor Shower This Week May Be the Year's Best (Thursday night into the pre-dawn hours of Friday morning (Dec. 13-14))

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How to see 2018's brightest comet

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Kepler Space Telescope: The Original Exoplanet Hunter

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Learning from lunar lights

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This Galaxy Pic from the Hubble Telescope Shows How Astronauts Fixed Its Vision 25 Years Ago

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Ultraprecise Atomic Clock Network on the Hunt For Dark Matter

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Astronomers Think They've Figured Out the Raging Swirls of Gas Around Supermassive Black Holes

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Kepler Telescope Captures First Moments of a Star's Death

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A Helium Tail Trails This Fluffy Alien Planet

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What Is Solar Mass?

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'Oumuamua Stays Quiet: Another SETI Search of Interstellar Visitor Comes Up Empty

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What Are Meteorites?

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Combination of space-based and ground-based telescopes reveals more than 100 exoplanets

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For its "first light" image, the Europa telescope captured this view of the Carina Nebula (More Info in Comments)

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Large Magellanic Cloud: Nearby Satellite Dwarf Galaxy

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Nibiru: The Nonexistent Planet

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4 Gravitational-Wave Detections Include Largest, Most Distant Black Hole Crash Ever

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The Brightest Planets in December's Night Sky: How to See them (and When)

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Night Sky, December 2018: What You Can See This Month [Maps]

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Andromeda Galaxy Twinkles in a Colorful Sea of Stars

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Here's How Much Starlight Has Been Created Since the Beginning of the Universe

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Spinning Grains of Cosmic Dust Could Explain Weird Signals at the North Pole

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Nov. 28, 1967: Astronomers Discover the 1st Pulsar

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Back in Action! Recovered Hubble Telescope Nabs Nifty New Picture

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