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A 'dark object' may have brought life to Earth
An elusive class of objects may be much more numerous than previously thought and may be life-bearing spacecraft.
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Could the Sun Capture a New Planet, Changing Life on Earth?
A new analysis suggests the Sun is likely to
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'Strange guests' from another planet carry the same thing as on Earth
Objects that once passed through Earth's sky may represent
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Mysterious comet flies close to the Sun without melting, leaving scientists puzzled
A comet is described as
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'Halloween' comet ATLAS melts as it approaches the Sun
Comet C/2024 S1 (ATLAS), once expected to become a
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Halloween Object Suddenly Loses Its 'Heart' Before Earthlings' Eyes
An ancient object expected to be bright enough to be easily seen with the naked eye on Halloween may be meeting a gruesome death.
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Another comet is about to shine brighter than Venus in the sky
A new comet named A11bP71 was discovered on September 27 by the Asteroid Impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) and is so bright that it has surpassed Venus.
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Bright Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS to Be Visible to the Naked Eye This Weekend
In late September and mid-October, the highly anticipated comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) will be visible to the naked eye to skywatchers around the world.
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The blue fireball made the Spanish sky as bright as day
The fireball from the comet debris traveling at 160,934 km/h emitted blinding white, green and blue light near midnight.
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A new object as bright as the Morning Star is about to appear in Earth's sky
The Tsuchinshan–ATLAS object has been confusing astronomers as it approaches Earth.
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The 'devil comet' had its tail ripped off by a solar storm
A sudden coronal mass ejection recently hit Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, causing
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Tonight, Vietnam welcomes the maximum meteor shower from the 'giant of Oort'
Lyrids is the world's first recorded meteor shower: From 687 BC, by Chinese astronomers.
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The strange object silently approached and exploded in the midst of a solar eclipse
A never-before-recorded object named SOHO-5008 suddenly appeared while the Sun was obscured by the Moon.