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Sharpest image of the sun ever captured! photo of the day for Aug. 10, 2026 - Space
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How to spot the Perseid meteor shower, a summer light show that promises to dazzle - apnews.com
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Scientists were exploring the Amazon with Will Smith when they came across something extraordinary - Earth.com
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Exoplanet - Daily Kos
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There's a parasite in the ocean that doesn't just feed on its host, it becomes part of it — Cymothoa exigua enters a fish through the gills, kills off its tongue by cutting the blood supply, and then attaches itself to the stump, living the rest of its life as the fish's new, f - Space Daily
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Why the Universe Cannot Be an Accident - Daily Kos
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Pluto's atmosphere is collapsing as it drifts away from the sun into a deep freeze - Space
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Astronomers find a new object from the early universe using Webb data - Phys.org
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Interstellar Travel May Soon Be Within Reach - Gizmodo
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Space mirrors could ruin astronomy — and your eyes - The Verge
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When Your Brain Is in Your Arm - WIRED
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Total solar eclipse Aug. 12, 2026 live updates — 2 days to totality - Space
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A real group of scientists and engineers spent two days in Boulder this June asking what it would actually take to send humans to Titan, and their honest answer was that it isn't a question of physics, it's a question of time, technology and commitment - Space Daily
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Even On The Red Planet, Hexagons Are The Bestagons - Hackaday
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New discovery puts 'women at the centre of early Bronze Age society' - yahoo.com
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NASA's first Space Shuttle launch lost 16 heat shield tiles and damaged 148 more before it even left the ground, not from any failure, but from the shock wave of its own engines bouncing back off the launch pad - Space Daily
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In 2016, Biologists at Rutgers University discovered that the globe skimmer dragonfly is the world's long - The Times of India
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