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Home News Archive by category "Universe Today"

Category: Universe Today

1.2 billion years ago, a 1-km asteroid smashed into Scotland

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It’s Been Exactly One Year Since Opportunity Sent This Final Message Home – on its 5,111th Martian Day

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    • Solar Orbiter’s Pictures of the Sun are Every Bit as Dramatic as You Were Hoping
      On March 26th, the ESA’s Solar Orbiter made its closest approach to the Sun so far. It ventured inside Mercury’s orbit and was about one-third the distance from Earth to the Sun. It was hot but worth it. The Solar Orbiter’s primary mission is to understand the connection between the Sun and its heliosphere, and […]
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    • Update on the Potential May 31st tau Herculid Meteor Storm
      If skies are clear, be sure to watch for a potential meteor outburst early next Tuesday morning. The post Update on the Potential May 31st tau Herculid Meteor Storm appeared first on Universe Today.
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    • A New Way to See the Big Dipper
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    • The Sun Is Waking Up — Right On Schedule
      The Sun is ramping up activity, but contrary to some reports, this solar cycle is still consistent with scientists' predictions. The post The Sun Is Waking Up — Right On Schedule appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
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