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Physicists think quantum entanglement can survive even after a particle falls into a black hole
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A coronal mass ejection could push the northern lights deep into the U.S. tonight
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NASA’s Curiosity rover is crossing a vast maze of mineral ridges carved by ancient Martian groundwater
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A full day on Jupiter lasts under 10 hours
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Light from the Sun’s core can take 100,000 years to reach the surface
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An average cumulus cloud can weigh more than a million pounds
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The James Webb telescope turned up a hidden population of giant black holes that slip past nearly every traditional way of spotting them
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A black hole 4 million times the Sun’s mass sits at the Milky Way’s heart
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Saturn’s rings run from sand-sized grains to house-sized chunks of nearly pure ice
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The Sun is 400 times wider than the Moon, yet looks the same size
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A strong geomagnetic storm can disrupt power grids and scramble GPS for hours
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Earth has more trees than the Milky Way has stars
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The observable universe stretches about 93 billion light-years across
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