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The first map of the universe in its infancy showed the seeds of the stars and galaxies of today and previously unobserved anomalies, astronomers said.
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The twin punch of a meteor raining destruction on remote Russia and an asteroid hurtling past Earth prompted calls from scientists and political leaders for greater vigilance to combat risks from the heavens.
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The asteroid that will hurtle past Earth this week at eight times the speed of a bullet is being viewed by a group of former astronauts as more than a celestial curiosity. It’s a warning shot from the heavens.
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An asteroid half the size of a U.S. football field passed within an astronomical hair’s breadth of Earth today in the closest such encounter in a century.
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A manned mission to Mars could be put at risk by astronauts too tired to perform duties by the time they arrive on the planet, a study suggests.
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The European Space Agency agreed to buy 20 Soyuz rockets from Russia, Interfax reported, citing Jean-Jacques Dordain, head of the Paris-based agency.
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Carl Sagan once said that to make an apple pie from scratch you must first invent the universe. He was right. And in inventing the universe you will need to build all the objects and structures found in it.
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The European Space Agency will decide next week whether to launch an 830 million-euro ($1.1 billion) mission to explore habitable worlds around Jupiter.
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Thales SA and OHB Technology AG may sign a weather-satellite contract worth 1.3 billion euros with the European Space Agency at the end of September, La Tribune reported, without citing anyone.
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Dutch police and local governments in the southern Netherlands will work with the European Space Agency to find illegal cannabis plots hidden in fields of corn and asparagus using satellite data.
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