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Solar cycle: What is it and why does it matter?

The solar cycle describes an 11-year period of solar activity driven by the sun's magnetic field and indicated by the number of sunspots visible on the surface.

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Best telescopes 2022: Top picks for viewing planets, galaxies, stars and more

Our selection of the best telescopes will suit all budgets and needs — whether you're observing planets, stars, the moon or anything else in the night sky.

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Inflatable Venus drone, Mars spacesuits and more: NASA picks far-out tech concepts for future study

The NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program is funding a range of space tech studies in early development. In the future, they could assist space missions.

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Evidence of 'modern' plate tectonics dating to 2.5 billion years ago found in China

Earth scientists in China have found evidence of a subduction zone dating to 2.5 billion years ago.

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Watch SpaceX's private Ax-1 astronaut crew return to Earth today live online

The first American privately funded mission to the International Space Station ends today with an anticipated splash down off the coast of Florida at about 1:06 p.m. EDT (1706 GMT).

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Best stargazing apps: AR apps and virtual star maps to help you navigate the night sky

We have fully reviewed the best stargazing apps for Android and iOS, and ranked them in order here.

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Sky-Watcher telescope deals available right now

We've found the best Sky-Watcher telescope deals for you.

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UK Binocular deal: save 26% on these Celestron binoculars

The Celestron SkyMaster 15x70 binoculars are over £29 off on Amazon

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Fireball! Scientists advise meteorites may be scattered across southern Ontario

On Sunday (April 17), skywatching cameras in Ontario recorded a massive fireball that likely produced tens to hundreds of grams of meteorites.

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How Pluto walks a tightrope between a stable and chaotic orbit

Pluto is lucky to exist in the orbit that it does, according to new computer simulations that show how the dwarf planet skirts near a chaotic orbit that could potentially destroy the beloved world.

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Why so much solar activity? Sun may be outpacing predictions.

It's no coincidence that the headlines have been full of solar flares and storms: Solar cycle 25, as astronomers call it, is now well under way.

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SpaceX Dragon with private Ax-1 astronaut crew departs International Space Station

The pioneering Ax-1 mission has left the International Space Station and is headed back to Earth.

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Large Hadron Collider restarts to push physics to the edge

Scientists restarted the Large Hadron Collider on April 22 to hunt for dark matter and fringe physics.

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Upcoming satellite mission may 'see' how early universe cooled

As the early universe cooled shortly after the Big Bang, bubbles formed in its hot plasma, triggering gravitational waves that could be detectable even today, a new study suggests.

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India continuing work on moon landing and crewed spaceflight plans despite delays

India's space agency is proceeding very cautiously after the hard landing of its previous lunar lander in 2019.

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Thousands of satellites are polluting Australian skies, and threatening ancient Indigenous astronomy practices

The modern-day space race has led to thousands of satellites scattered through Earth's outer orbits that could push dark skies to extinction.

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Shadow of Jupiter's largest moon looms in magnificent new Juno photo

Giant Jupiter and the shadow of its biggest moon, Ganymede, dominate the view in a newly shared image based on a NASA spacecraft data.

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SpaceX, NASA delay undocking of private Ax-1 astronaut crew at space station

NASA and SpaceX delayed the undocking of private Ax-1 astronauts from the International Space Station by another day due to bad weather.

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This Week In Space podcast: Episode 8 — Humans to Mars, part 2

On this episode of This Week in Space, look at NASA's plans to land humans on the Red Planet from the Apollo era through today, SpaceX, too.

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Cocooned, dying stars may cause sudden, bright blasts that confound scientists

Fast blue optical transients are ultrahot, ultrafast and difficult to explain.

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US government report proposed nuking the moon, newly released documents reveal

The U.S. government's UFO program, AATIP, was funding secret research into invisibility, wormholes, and antigravity, newly released documents reveal.

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