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Webb spotted a giant planet whose clouds vanish every night.
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The Webb telescope found fresh evidence of a planet circling the Sun’s closest twin star.
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The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is venting methane and odd chemistry unlike anything from our solar system.
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The Webb telescope keeps finding planets behaving in ways no model predicted.
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NASA says interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will leave our solar system soon and never return.
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The Webb telescope confirmed a galaxy already shining 280 million years after the Big Bang
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NASA’s Roman telescope is built to uncover 100,000 planets no mission has seen
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One distant galaxy blazes so bright that some scientists ask what could power it
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A tightly packed galaxy collision near cosmic dawn surprised the astronomers who found it
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The Webb telescope spotted complex organic molecules glowing in a far-off galaxy
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The Webb telescope produced the clearest map yet of the universe’s vast cosmic web
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