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Dark energy is spreading the universe apart—what’s it mean for astronomy in the future?
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Physics rarely yields finite answers, but that doesn’t deter scientists.
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See the work that went into creating some of the animations in "The Planets."
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What makes Venus's next door neighbor unique?
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With the US eclipse just over a week away, here’s how you can watch it safely.
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The total solar eclipse of 1919 led Albert Einstein down the path toward stardom.
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Discover surprising facts about solar eclipses.
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Before a wildfire ever starts, there are ways to make homes and buildings safer.
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As if 67 moons weren’t enough, scientists discovered 12 new ones orbiting the planet.
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Crows can remember the face of their captors—even after generations.
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The spinning of the Earth means we don't always see straight paths as straight.
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Antonio Paris translates how to survive on other planets into surviving after Maria.
