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The jet of a black hole bumps into something in the dark. The jet of a black hole bumps into something in the dark.

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2 days ago

🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: A December Winter Night 🪐 Orion seems to come up sideways, climbing over a distant mountain range in this deep skyscape. The wintry scene was captured from southern Poland on the northern hemisphere's…

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How do astronauts spend their day aboard the International Space Station? source The rest of the

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about 16 hours ago

A catapult to launch rockets. A catapult to launch rockets. Souce

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4 days ago

🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Grand Spiral NGC 5643 🪐 Viewed face-on, grand spiral galaxy NGC 5643 has a festive appearance in this colorful cosmic portrait. Some 55 million light-years distant, the galaxy extends for over 100,000 light-years, see

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🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Methane Bubbles Frozen in Lake Baikal 🪐 What are these bubbles frozen into Lake Baikal? Methane. Lake Baikal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Russia, is the world's largest (by volume), oldest, and deepest lake, contain

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Second failure of the Japanese rocket company. Second failure of the Japanese rocket company. Souce

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5 days ago

The scope and new objectives of the Perseverance Rover. The scope and new objectives of the Perseverance Rover.

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3 days ago

🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Planet Earth at Twilight 🪐 No sudden, sharp boundary marks the passage of day into night in this gorgeous view of ocean and clouds over our fair planet Earth. Instead, the shadow line or terminator is diffuse and shows the gra

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5 days ago

🌌 SpacePicture of a Day: Diamond Dust Sky Eye 🪐 Why is there a huge eye in the sky? Diamond dust. That is an informal term for small ice crystals that form in the air and flitter to the ground. Because these crystals are…

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