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NASA Says Jupiter Will Reach Closest Approach to Earth For the First Time in 59 Years
Jupiter is expected to make the closest approach to Earth in the last 59 years, showing an extraordinary view for stargazers.
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NASA Rover catches Amazing Image of Cat Loaf Rock on Mars
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Could Pass Through a Solar Flare Near the Sun; Astronomers Say It Could Survive
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Solar Flare Alerts Raised After a Powerful Eruption on Sun's Farside Sunspot
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After 150-Foot Wide Asteroid Flew Past Earth, NASA Says 4 More Are Coming
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Experts Worry that Megaconstellations Might Affect Earth's Planetary Defense
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Solar Flare Alert: ‘Dangerous Sunspot’ Facing Earth Could Explode Sooner or Later
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Solar Flare Causes Massive Radio Blackouts in Europe and Africa [Update]
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Green Meteors Rain Down from the Skies of New Zealand: What are They Really?
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Planetary Scientists Answer Mystery Following NASA's Rare Mineral Discovery in Mars After Six Years
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Micrometeoroids Considered 'Future Threat' After James Webb Space Telescope Encounters Dust Strike in Space
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Asteroid Detected Late by Astronomers Will Make a Close Approach to Earth This Week
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Experimental Artificial Photosynthesis by NASA Seeks to Improve and Benefit the Future