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Our earth is so small compared to the vastness of the space outside the planet so you have to stretch your eyes to see.
Voyager 2, the interplanetary unmanned cruise ship, was launched on August 20, 1977 and sent countless images of planets in the universe.
Jupiter, Venus, Mercury form a triangle in the sky over the past few days and thousands of astronomers in the world have captured this rare sight.
The crescent moon combined with Jupiter and Venus on either side formed a smiley face last night. This amazing image can be observed in many countries around the world.
Star cluster NGC 1898 shines brightly, super typhoon on Jupiter or storm eye Florence are impressive photos of the universe recorded by spacecraft and telescopes in 2018.
Jupiter and two other bright stars form an isosceles triangle that is clearly visible in the night sky this month.
Scientists discovered that the storm, known as the Great Red Stain, was decreasing in width, rising and turning into a deep orange color.
Images from observed satellites show that a transparent belt group has approached and interacted with the Sun, before leaving shortly thereafter.
A young Vietnamese student studying in Australia for more than 9 hours recorded impressive images of star streaks in the sky.
Black holes crash into each other, fossils that store dinosaurs, life-friendly planets, are findings that seem to appear only in movies this year.
NASA researchers reveal that underneath the ice of the Moon Europa Jupiter may be living an immense ocean, possibly life-giving.
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