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Slingshot around Titan is the beginning of the end for Cassini

Space

Slingshot around Titan is the beginning of the end for Cassini

The Cassini spacecraft is passing by Titan on its final nosedive into Saturn. Plenty has been revealed about Saturn’s largest moon on Cassini’s 20-year mission

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artist's impression of planet nine

Space

Our sun probably didn’t steal Planet Nine from outer space

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The sun just belched out the strongest solar flare in 12 years

Space

The sun just belched out the strongest solar flare in 12 years

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Jupiter with one pole glowing blue

Space

Jupiter’s powerful aurora is surprisingly different from Earth’s

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An asteroid named after Florence Nightingale whizzed past Earth on 1 September

Earth

Asteroid Florence buzzes Earth in closest fly-by since 1890

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Uranus

Space

Some of Uranus's small moons are doomed to collide

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Space

Steampunk rover design eliminates electronics to survive Venus

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artist's concept of plumes on Europa

Space

One of Europa’s plumes may not exist, making hunt for life hard

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Thorium could power the next generation of nuclear reactors

Technology

Thorium could power the next generation of nuclear reactors

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I watched the eclipse with scientists hunting the sun’s secrets

Space

I watched the eclipse with scientists hunting the sun’s secrets

Leah Crane joined solar researchers to watch yesterday’s eclipse, a rare chance to look at a scorching ring of space around the sun that we can almost never see

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Space

It could be snowing on Mars right now

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Space

Great American Eclipse: Everything you need to know to get ready

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Space

Solar eclipse will reveal the roiling fog of plasma we call home

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Space

Ice at Mars’s equator hints the planet was once much more tilted

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