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Started 10/6/18 by Jenifer (Zarknorph); 34882 views.

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Mystery surrounds gas shot from near the centre of the Milky Way

Scientists are searching for the "smoking gun" that shot mysterious, cold, dense gas from the centre of the Milky Way galaxy.

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No, you really don't need to worry about the asteroid hurtling towards earth

NASA says an asteroid is projected to head toward Earth, potentially entering the atmosphere on November 2, a day before the US presidential election. But don't lose sleep over it.

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'Impossible' black hole collides to create monster we've never seen before

An international team has detected gravitational waves from the most massive black hole collision ever seen - but at least one of the black holes should not exist, according to science.

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Look up for cosmic triangles in the night sky this month

There are many beautiful sights for sky watchers this month, including cosmic triangles and Venus for early birds.

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NASA is about to land on an asteroid. Here's what we know about Bennu

When NASA lands on this lumpy rock later this month it's set to land in a perfect place to find the building blocks of the solar system, say researchers.

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Fake asteroid? NASA expert identifies mystery object as old rocket

The jig may be up for an "asteroid" expected to get nabbed by Earth's gravity and become a mini-moon next month.

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NASA spacecraft touches asteroid Bennu for rare rubble grab

NASA descends a spacecraft on the surface of an asteroid 200 million miles from Earth to grab a handful of rubble believed to contain the building blocks of our solar system.

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Water spotted hiding in broad daylight on the Moon

Scientists have long suspected that large amounts of frozen water lurk on the Moon in deep, polar craters that never see the Sun - but they've now detected water molecules in a pockmarked, sunlit region near its south pole.

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