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The recently discovered 2020 XL5 asteroid is confirmed as the second transient Earth Trojan asteroid to be identified, reports a study in Nature Communications. The findings suggest it will remain in …Powered by...
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Groundhog Day is one of the biggest meteorological holidays of the entire year, but it does have some roots in astronomy. Advertisement The annual celebration, which takes place on Feb. 2, falls …Powered by...
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Groundhog Day is one of the biggest meteorological holidays of the entire year, but it does have some roots in astronomy. The annual celebration, which takes place on Feb. 2, falls almost exactly …Powered by...
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The human eye is an amazing piece of equipment. It’s so useful it likely evolved dozens of time independently — as my friend Julia Sweeney says (paraphrased), “What good is half an eye? Probably about …Powered by...
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It doesn’t take a huge telescope to view the beauty of the cosmos. Here’s how to make the most out of what you have.Powered by...
