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More than 200,000 stars appeared in NASA photos
The Exoplanet Satellite Survey (TESS) sent the first shot when it was about 8,000 kilometers from the Moon, Space reported on May 18.
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Latest Mars map
The US Geological Survey recently published the latest Mars map, which can provide important research information for future red planet exploration programs.
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An asteroid is crashing into Earth
A giant asteroid 1km in diameter is flying towards Earth and astronomers think
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Rare photos of the Earth and Moon taken from Mars
NASA's spacecraft offers stunning views of the Earth and the Moon from a distance of 205 million km on Mars.
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Most likely we have caught signals from aliens
Recently, a team of astronomers claimed that they had noticed some strange signals in the universe.
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The dark energy tracing project will help find the 9th planet
The Dark Energy Survey Project helps to shorten the search time and planet X can be accurately located at the end of this summer.
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Discovered 'carnivorous galaxies' in the star cluster of Heavenly Star
Between the Celestial clusters, there are three bright spots, the middle spot is the cD galaxy - also known as the carnivorous galaxy because it grows by using gravity t…
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The 9th planet of the solar system will be found in 2016
Scientists are confident to claim that the 9th most likely planet will be found this year.
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Publish the world's first dark matter map
After more than two years of promotion, the team conducted a project on mapping dark matter across the universe, bringing together more than 300 scientists from six coun…
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The Swarm satellite trio has entered the position
Executives on the ground said that they had adjusted three European satellites to the correct position on their orbit, beginning the survey of the geomagnetic field.
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Gaia satellite opened its eyes
Gaia, the satellite that surveyed one billion European stars, began the Milky Way's most accurate mission to date map.
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The Jade Rabbit Self-propelled Robot
The Rabbit Rabbit self-propelled robot of the Hang Nga 3 ship completed the first
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Balance the earth again
Survey results made by GPS satellites show that the earth is heavier than it thought, probably because it is in the ring of dark matter.
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Predict 6 major collisions between the host star and their star in the Milky Way
Recently, scientists have discovered a number of strange planets, revolving around host stars with amazing speed.
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NASA re-activates the WISE probe
Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) is an infrared probe spacecraft launched by NASA on December 14, 2009.