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Micrometeoroids Considered 'Future Threat' After James Webb Space Telescope Encounters Dust Strike in Space
A dust strike in the form of micrometeoroids hit the landmark observatory James Webb Space Telescope for several weeks.
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Remnants of a Comet that Exploded in 2007 Will Reach the Earth
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Asteroid Ten Times the Size of the Statue of Liberty to Fly Dangerously Close to the Earth
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Mississippi Residents Collect Meteorites from Flaming Fireball Debris Scattered Across the State
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Blueprint for Life: Scientists Detect All Bases of DNA and RNA in Meteorites
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Mega Constellations: Satellite Pollution Threatens Australian Skies and Indigenous Astronomy Practices
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Can a Solar Flare Be Powerful Enough to Wipe Out All Life on Earth?
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Solar Storm Alert: G1-Class Geomagnetic Storm to Hit Earth on Wednesday or Thursday
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Asteroid the Size of a Bus Will Come Within 79,000 Miles from Earth
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