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Started 5/17/18 by Jenifer (Zarknorph); 38783 views.

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11/22/20

China to launch moon probe, seeking first lunar rock retrieval since 1970s

China plans to launch an unmanned spacecraft to the moon this week to bring back lunar rocks in the first attempt by any nation to retrieve samples from Earth's natural satellite since the 1970s.

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2/11/21

UAE's Hope Probe enters orbit in first Arab Mars mission

The United Arab Emirates' first mission to Mars reached the red planet and entered orbit on Tuesday after a seven-month, 494 million-km (307 million-mile) journey, allowing it to start sending data about the Martian atmosphere and climate.

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3/2/21

Astronaut captures incredible footage of Earth during spacewalk

Earth, as it is seen from space, takes centre stage in footage filmed during two astronauts' seven-hour mission outside the International Space Station.

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3/8/21

There are glimpses of ancient Mars on present-day Earth

Scientists are on a quest to find out if another planet other than our own ever hosted life. Clues to what they might find are hidden in the ancient landscapes of Australia.

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From: slackerx

3/29/21

Good news!

We have at least 100 years!

NASA says infamous asteroid Apophis won't smack into Earth for at least the next 100 years

Phew.

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4/22/21

NASA extracts breathable oxygen on Mars in step towards letting astronauts 'live off the land'

NASA logs another extraterrestrial first on its latest mission to Mars: converting carbon dioxide from the Martian atmosphere into pure, breathable oxygen.

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4/27/21

A super 'pink' moon is in the sky tonight, but when's the best time to see it at its biggest?

If you look up later tonight you'll see a beautiful full moon as it makes its closest approach to Earth this month - aka a supermoon.

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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)

4/29/21

A bright full moon rises above a tall tree at twilight.

The moon behind the black silhouette of a lighthouse.

A full moon at night with the silhouette of tree branches in the bottom right of the moon.

A bright full moon over the suburbs against a blue night sky.

A bright glowing moon behind dark clouds at night time.

A full yellow moon rises behind mountains, casting a reflection on the water below.

The moon through the branches of a tree.

A full moon above a city at night.

A huge pink full moon rises above Stonehenge at twilight.

The full moon, known as the super 'pink' moon, rises behind the Eiffel Tower.

Missed the 'pink' supermoon? Here's how it looked from around the world

Across Australia overnight, many photographers took advantage of favourable conditions to take some breath-taking shots of the astronomical event.

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From: katiek2

4/29/21

Wow! thanks for the pics. We did miss it and appreciate the chance to see it.

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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)

4/30/21

Happy to oblige, Ma'am.

That Paris pic is amazing.

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