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VISTA Telescope Finds Remains of Milky Way's Ancient Heart
For the first time, remains of Milky Way's ancient heart were discovered. The European Space Observatory (ESO) and its VISTA telescope discovered remains of an ancient star type called RR Lyrae.
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Co-Discoverer Says Proxima B is a Life-Friendly Planet; Life Outside Earth Possible?
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Is Proxima B in Alpha Centauri Really Habitable?
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Hubble Captured an Image of Alpha Centauri, Home of the New Habitable Planet
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Flares From Proxima B’s Star Could Affect The Planet’s ‘Habitability’
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Breakthrough Starshot Has A New Target: To Explore Proxima B
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ESO Found Evidence of Habitable Planet Orbiting Nearest Star
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ESO To Announce "Habitable" Planet Findings in a Press Conference
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Unusual Number of Giant Planets Found in Star Cluster Messier 67
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ESO Releases Stunning Image, Videos of a Glowing Gas Cloud 163,000 Light-Years Away from Earth
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