#astronomy
# space
A citizen scientist caught two large planets slamming into each other. A team of astronomers then watched what happened over the next three years.
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A new discovery drastically reduces the distance between us and the nearest known black holes. Here's why you don't need to be alarmed, yet.
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Gas giants orbiting their parent stars just keep getting weirder and weirder.
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NASA proved we can redirect incoming asteroids. Now we just need to find them before they find us, and we think we might know the best way to do it.
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A new paper making big waves says that the cosmos is 26.7 billion years old. The catch? It relies on phenomena we've never seen before.
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Imagine stars millions of times larger than the Sun powered by black holes. It sounds too bizarre to be true, but scientists think they may be responsible for today's universe.
# science
Yet another study promising to help us find a planet beyond the orbit of Pluto fails. So, where exactly is Planet Nine? And why haven't we found it?
# oddities
Proving that we can't just have nice things in the age of social media, the conspiracy theory industry jumped on the first images from JWST.
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With the successful launch and deployment of the James Webb Space Telescope, a lot of researchers and science enthusiasts are wondering if it could actually help us find alien life.
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A group of scientists want Pluto to be considered a planet again, even if hundreds of other objects earn the same rank.
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Looking for worlds around other stars shows us just how weird and unusual our planet really is in the grand scheme of things.
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Astronomers detected a new, strange signal from the heart of our galaxy to the delight of social media users ready for a sign from an alien civilization…
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When stars get too close to each other the encounters can end in cannibalism, massive explosions, and even parasitic infestations.
# space
Neutron stars' thunder is usually stolen by black holes, but these bizarre objects living on the edge of physics create plenty of fascinating phenomena all on their own.
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Water usually means life. But could too much water snuff out life before it has a chance to evolve?