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fromMail Online
2 weeks ago

People are freaking out after seeing Earth from THIS angle

A new viral image shows the oceanic hemisphere of Earth, startling many due to its vastness and lack of visible land.
fromMail Online
2 weeks ago

Out-of-control Soviet spacecraft could crash into the UK this WEEK

The Kosmos 482 satellite, launched in 1972, is predicted to crash back to Earth, threatening populated areas, particularly in the UK, between May 9-13.
UK news
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fromInsideHook
2 months ago

Strange Things Are Afoot at Mars's North Pole

Mars's polar ice caps are shifting the planet's North Pole, aiding scientists in understanding its structure.
Mars and Earth share traits like polar ice caps, but their dynamics differ significantly.
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OMG science
fromABC7 San Francisco
7 months ago

Bus-sized asteroid will temporarily join Earth's orbit as 'mini moon' starting Sunday

A newly discovered mini moon, asteroid 2024 PT5, will temporarily orbit Earth for about two months before departing into space.
fromAeon
6 months ago
philosophy

To change the way you see the Moon, view it from the Sun's perspective | Aeon Videos

OMG science
fromABC7 San Francisco
7 months ago

Bus-sized asteroid will temporarily join Earth's orbit as 'mini moon' starting Sunday

A newly discovered mini moon, asteroid 2024 PT5, will temporarily orbit Earth for about two months before departing into space.
fromAeon
6 months ago
philosophy

To change the way you see the Moon, view it from the Sun's perspective | Aeon Videos

OMG science
fromLos Angeles Times
8 months ago

What you need to know about Earth's new, temporary mini-moon

The Arjuna asteroid belt contains rocks that orbit similarly to Earth, with some capable of temporarily orbiting our planet.
fromLondon On The Inside
3 years ago

Big London Flea | What's On | London On The Inside

Taking place at EartH in Dalston, this November, the market offers vintage furniture, records, homeware, clothing, and more, with just £1 entry.
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