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Latest in Astronomy
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The Webb telescope caught monster stars that may reveal how the first black holes were born
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NASA’s Webb telescope keeps finding bright galaxies far earlier than its models predicted
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A NASA probe is closing in on a metal asteroid worth more than the entire global economy
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The Webb telescope is turning up hidden supermassive black holes that slip past normal detection
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A minor geomagnetic storm could push the northern lights into high-latitude skies tonight
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Astronomers say they finally cracked what powers a baffling class of repeating cosmic radio bursts
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A giant galaxy that doesn’t spin is forcing astronomers to rethink how galaxies form
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Webb found an exoplanet with two completely different skies on its morning and evening sides
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Webb watched a distant planet bleeding its own atmosphere into space in real time
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Webb found a planet where rock clouds form every morning and vanish by nightfall
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The Euclid telescope drops its next giant map of the dark universe on June 24
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NASA’s Roman telescope could find 100,000 new planets — more than every mission before it combined
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Sound cannot travel through the vacuum of space, because there is no air to carry it
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Jupiter is so massive that every other planet could fit inside it
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A single day on the Moon lasts about 29 Earth days
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