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The earliest black holes seen by JWST appear to be unusually massive
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Could we tweak the solar system to make Pluto a planet again?
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Why it's a big deal that India beat Russia in the new race to the moon
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Japan launches moon lander and X-ray space telescope on same rocket
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Asteroid hit by NASA spacecraft is behaving unexpectedly
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Never-before-seen space explosion is incredibly bright but fades fast
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India's moon craft enter sleep mode and await freezing lunar night
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