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A G3 solar storm lit up auroras over 30 states, beating forecasts by two levels.
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The Curiosity rover turned up Martian molecules that look like the building blocks of DNA.
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A new observatory spotted 11,000 asteroids in weeks, including 33 near-Earth objects
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Astronomers cracked the source of a strange class of repeating cosmic signals
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Comet 10P returns this month, bright enough to catch in a pair of binoculars
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Japan’s Hayabusa2 makes a July flyby of the distant asteroid Torifune
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A newly found asteroid will pass closer to Earth than the moon on Monday
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Astronomers watched a mid-size black hole rip apart a white dwarf star
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The sun launched material at 3.3 million miles an hour, and Earth is in its path
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