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Neptune was found by math before anyone pointed a telescope at it
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NASA’s MAVEN finds that Mars builds its auroras much like Earth does
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The Roman Space Telescope launches this month to hunt dark energy and killer asteroids
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When the ocean suddenly pulls far back, a tsunami may be minutes away
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A single solar flare can disrupt GPS and radio across half the planet
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Astronomers keep hunting a hidden ninth planet lurking at the solar system’s edge
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