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A cargo Dragon docking Oct. 15 carries solar arrays and artificial-retina research
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Webb found evidence of air on a lava world, the coldest yet known to show any
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Webb found a 3.5-light-year cavity blown open by one young star in NGC 7129
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Halley’s Comet debris lights up the Orionid peak on the night of Oct. 21
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A star is slowly eating a companion that whips around it every 87 minutes
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Nearly 10 minutes of X-rays after a neutron star crash hint a magnetar was born
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Mars’ north polar ice is far cleaner than the 25% dust scientists once estimated
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Curiosity has now climbed 1 kilometer up Mount Sharp, the most ever on Mars
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Artemis II astronauts likely saw the faintest Moon impact flashes ever spotted by eye
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Comet 3I/ATLAS vents gas at about half the speed of local comets
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A cloud up to 1,800 km long forms beside a Mars volcano each morning, and ice may be why
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Webb found strong evidence of an atmosphere on a rocky world with a one-day year
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NASA’s SPHEREx measured 37 brown dwarfs, from about 4,000°F down to minus 10°F
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Webb traced the most distant fast radio burst yet to a galaxy 1,000 times less massive than expected
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Hubble data hint a dead star may be hosting a second-generation planet
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A solar blast that left the Sun Oct. 6 has NOAA watching for a G2 storm on Oct. 9
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Black hole jets may help determine whether a whole galaxy keeps making stars
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Chandra’s archive held 84 X-ray sources nobody had classified
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Perseverance found rocks altered by water on at least three separate occasions
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A magnetic iron never seen in Moon rock turned up in Chang’e-6 soil
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