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A rare mid-size black hole was caught ripping apart a dead star
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A total solar eclipse on August 12 will darken skies over Greenland, Iceland, and Spain.
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An interstellar comet is tearing through our solar system at 153,000 miles per hour.
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Webb studied a rare giant planet with temperatures oddly close to Earth’s, and found methane.
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The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS made a startling transformation as it passed the sun.
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A house-sized asteroid slipped past Earth closer than the moon after just weeks of warning.
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An interstellar comet is carrying a kind of water never seen in our solar system.
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The biggest supermassive black holes may have been giants from the very start.
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Astronomers caught our galaxy’s giant black hole “breathing” for the first time.
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A star in the Andromeda galaxy vanished, then collapsed straight into a black hole on camera.
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NASA is building its first telescope designed to hunt the asteroids that could hit us.
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NASA’s Webb captured the heart of the Circinus galaxy in unprecedented detail.
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