Hubble Telescope
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Youngest Exoplanet Formed from over Five Million years ago about to End
A formation of the youngest exoplanet to be recorded was believed to be in the tail end of its formation process. Using the Hubble Space Telescope (HST), they were able to observe the radiation from extremely hot gas and dust falling onto the planet, slowly forming it into a ball.
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LOOK: Hubble Space Telescope Captures the Slow Death of 4.5-Billion-Year-Old Comet
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Stunning Image of Lopsided Galaxy Captured By Hubble Telescope
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'Behemoth' Black Hole Found in the Most Unexpected Place
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Farthest Known Galaxy Discovery, More on That
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Hubble Clues: Blue Star Birth
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Lonely Galaxy 'Lost in Space'
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Hail the Hubble: Experts Talk About the Iconic Telescope's 25 Years in Space
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Sungrazer Comet ISON Captured by Hubble Telescope Photo as it Speeds Towards Earth
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NASA Launches Third-Generation Communication Satellite
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'Spiders' on Mars Captured by ESA Spacecraft on Red Planet's Angustus Labyrinthus Area
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Solar Storm Alert: Quadruple Solar Flares Erupt from the Sun Almost Simultaneously, Emitting Intense Electromagnetic Radiation
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Intense Rain In UAE And Oman Most Likely Link To Climate Change Caused By Fossil Fuel Emission, Study Says
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Extreme Heat, Flooding and Disease Threaten African Megacities Like Cairo and Lagos, Scientists Warn
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Climate Change is Reducing Dust Levels Worldwide as Arctic Temperature Warms [Study]
