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NASA Marks New Year 2024 With Stunning Image Of Celestial Fireworks. See Post
Many countries across the globe bid goodbye to 2023 and ushered in 2024, signalling the start of 12 new months of hope and positivity. NASA also marked the occasion with a stunning image of celestial fireworks created by a stellar explosion.
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NASA Shares Dynamic Pic Of The Sun As We Enter A New Orbit
In the post, NASA revealed that the sun is over 4.5 billion years old.
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The Most Dangerous Asteroid Discovered in a Decade Won't Hit Earth, Says ESA
An asteroid which was believed to be on a collision course with Earth does not post a threat to the planet, according to the ESA. The 2022 AE1 asteroid is expected to pass by Earth at a safe distance of 10 million kilometres, more than 20 times Earth-moon distance.
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NASA Shares Photo of Asteroid Bennu as OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Heads Back to Earth After Collecting Samples
NASA shared an Instagram post showing the 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid Bennu, from which the space agency has collected samples using its OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, which will return to Earth in 2023.
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NASA Marks New Year 2024 With Stunning Image Of Celestial Fireworks. See Post
Many countries across the globe bid goodbye to 2023 and ushered in 2024, signalling the start of 12 new months of hope and positivity. NASA also marked the occasion with a stunning image of celestial fireworks created by a stellar explosion.
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NASA Shares Dynamic Pic Of The Sun As We Enter A New Orbit
In the post, NASA revealed that the sun is over 4.5 billion years old.
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The Most Dangerous Asteroid Discovered in a Decade Won't Hit Earth, Says ESA
An asteroid which was believed to be on a collision course with Earth does not post a threat to the planet, according to the ESA. The 2022 AE1 asteroid is expected to pass by Earth at a safe distance of 10 million kilometres, more than 20 times Earth-moon distance.
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NASA Shares Photo of Asteroid Bennu as OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Heads Back to Earth After Collecting Samples
NASA shared an Instagram post showing the 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid Bennu, from which the space agency has collected samples using its OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, which will return to Earth in 2023.
