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In the darkness of the Antarctic winter, the thermometer at Concordia Station dropped to minus 84.1 degrees Celsius (-119.4°F ...
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Ancient asteroid barrage traced to Jupiter gravity gate that still threatens Earth today
Eulalia asteroid bombardment: a new study identifies the Eulalia asteroid family as the source of a third wave of impacts ...
On August 28, 2025, researchers aimed their equipment towards an area of sky where they expected to find the asteroid 1998 ...
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Seen from afar, Earth is looking steadily darker. The amount of sunshine reflected is known as the albedo. This is going down ...
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A solar storm is hitting Earth this week. Will India see auroras?
A large sunspot group and a fast solar wind stream have raised the chance of a minor geomagnetic storm around June 25 and 26. Here is the science of sunspots, solar flares and why auroras rarely reach ...
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NASA prepares a robotic mission to rescue the aging Swift telescope before orbital decay brings the observatory back to Earth ...
According to experts, large earthquakes frequently occur around the world each year because multiple tectonic plate boundaries are continuously accumulating and releasing stress independently.
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