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Celebrating science by revealing amazing discoveries and images from our world and beyond and exploring life’s most intriguing, strange and unexpected questions.
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Robert Roy Britt
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Aug 15
Supermoons: When Optical Illusion and Reality Converge
See for yourself Aug. 19, when yet another
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National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Aug 14
What Time is it on the Moon?
New lunar time proposal is a first step for Moon GPS
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Robert Roy Britt
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Aug 8
Promising Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks Aug. 11–12
Here’s how to catch a shooting star, and what to…
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Jul 17
Why Does Earth Have Only 1 Moon While Saturn Has 146?
You might think the answer is simple. But there…
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Robert Roy Britt
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Jul 3
10 Fantastic Space Fireworks Photos
Amazing images of celestial pyrotechnics, from stellar birth to…
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National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Jul 3
New Clock is Most Accurate Ever
This atomic timekeeper would lose no more than 1 second if it ran for…
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Robert Roy Britt
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Jun 26
Fly Through the Pillars of Creation in
Stunning New Video
One of the most iconic scenes in space gets…
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Robert Roy Britt
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Jun 19
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is Not the Spot We Thought
Oops! New analysis reveals Cassini’s 1665…
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Rebecca Jean T.
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Jun 13
Could a Supernova Destroy Earth?
What would it look like if the apocalypse came from space instead of…
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Robert Roy Britt
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Jun 11
New Star to Create Once-in-a-Lifetime Cosmic Show
Most people have never seen a nova. This stellar production is coming imminently to a night sky near you (with some caveats).
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