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Supernovae 'Assassin' Right In Our Neighborhood, Astronomers Report

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Netflix and NASA Using the Same Technology? Machine Learning Makes Star Identification Faster, Astronomer Says

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Astronomical Secrets Given Away In A Flash... Well, A 'Boom,' Actually

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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Is Almost Beach, Rather Launch, Ready With NeXolve's Sunshield

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Violent Existence For Andromeda, Researchers Determine By Age Of Galaxy's Stars (SEE THE VIDEO TO GET A LOOK INSIDE M31)

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Mysterious Quasar Pattern Could Be The Merger Of Two Supermassive Black Holes, Research Says

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NASA’s Chandra Detects Flare 400 Times Stronger Than Usual From Milky Way's Black Hole (PHOTO)

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AAS225: 'The Super Bowl Of Astronomy,' American Astronomical Society Meeting, In Seattle

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Harris Visits Border To Neutralize Weak Spot Against Trump
Afghanistan's embassy in London has shut its doors
Afghan Embassy In UK Shutters After Taliban Cuts Ties
Floodwaters in Atlanta in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Causing 'Catastrophic' US Floods As Deaths Reach 33
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End Of The Party? Tupperware Files For Bankruptcy

Lakes of melted water in the Tian Shan mountain range -- home to thousands of melting glaciers in Central Asia
Europe

'Disappeared Completely': Melting Glaciers Worry Central Asia

Norway aims to only sell zero-emissions cars by next year
Europe

Electric Cars Overtake Gas Models In Norway

A handout photo taken on May 23, 2024 by the Ashiya City government shows Tomiko Itook, ebelieved to be the world's oldest living person, celebrating her 116th birthday
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More Than 95,000 Japanese Aged Over 100, Most Of Them Women

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