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This star has researchers scratching their heads.
Scientists explain what mysterious 'question mark' spotted by James Webb Space Telescope actually is
The ESA released the image of two young stars that formed 1,470 light years from Earth.
The fishing fleets looked like a lit-up city.
People are debating whether he actually looks healthier.
It's a South Korean lunar orbiter reaching a relative velocity over 3,200 metres per second.
It's not quite as dramatic as our own, but still something great to see.
It's a climate that needs all the help it can get.
This stretches the idea of what's possible.
This phenomenon promises some amazing stargazing.
One of the universe's bigger mysteries seemingly explained.
The reactor contained the extremely hot plasma for a record of 100 seconds.
The tabletop device will reportedly 'mimic the head movements' of people on FaceTime calls.
It's a pretty trippy video to watch.
Just how will the total solar eclipse impact our furry friends?
Despite comparisons to the 'Lost' island, it's actually quite surprising what the video shows.
The new buggies will be fully autonomous and able to withstand temperatures between 100°C and -240°C.
The earliest toothbrush dates back to 3500 B.C., developed by the Egyptians and Babylonians.
It's certainly a hard one to explain.
That's right, the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) Camera is now finished and promises some great insights.
Sadly, it's not habitable for humans.