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The European Space Agency is offering a prize to the person who manages to come up with the winning name.
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Adaptive optics technology has now made it possible for ground telescopes to take extremely sharp images.
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The discovery means that the gas giant has a total of 79 moons - more than any other planet in the solar system.
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Named BlackFly, the new aerial vehicle doesn't require a pilot's license and will cost the same as a typical SUV.
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Peculiar surface features that resemble large spiders can be seen in the latest image from NASA's Mars orbiter.
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A particle that has traveled from deep space could help scientists to unravel the mysteries of the universe.
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Originating deep in the universe, the radio blast is from a quasar - the luminous active nucleus of a distant galaxy.
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Back in 2017, Cassini picked up the sounds of plasma waves travelling between Saturn and Enceladus.
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Set to launch in December, the lander will touch down on the lunar surface in February of next year.
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New photographs have emerged showing the distinctive bright spots on Ceres in unprecedented detail.
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Bacteria that mutate during a trip in to space could become a threat to life on Earth, scientists claim.
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NASA's $1.5 billion Parker Solar Probe will be venturing closer to the Sun than any spacecraft in history.
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A new study has managed to prove that Einstein's theory still holds up even under extreme conditions.
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Scientists have found evidence of a collision between the gas giant and an object twice the size of the Earth.
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Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory have photographed a planet forming around a star.
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As if space junk wasn't already enough of a problem, a war in space could litter the planet's orbit with tons of debris.
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The ambitious new space telescope continues to be plagued by a never-ending string of setbacks.
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India's upcoming Chandrayaan-2 rover will be attempting to track down a particularly rare and expensive resource.
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Originally classed as an asteroid, the object known as 'Oumuamua is now believed to be a comet.
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Scientists have determined that Saturn's icy moon has 'all of the basic requirements for life as we know it'.