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n The asteroid will pass Earth at around 22:57 GMT tonight, at which point it will be around 3.8 million miles away from our planet n An enormous asteroid is set to skim past Earth tonight, NASA has revealed. n…
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The high-res photos reveal the Sun’s turbulent atmosphere in intricate detail with features as small as 18 miles visible for the first time The surface of the sun (Image: NSO/AURA/NSF / SWNS) The clearest and most detailed images of the…
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A video of a koala making the strange sound has been shared on Twitter and viewers are freaking out over it With their soft grey fur and teddy bear-like faces, koalas are undoubtedly some of the cutest creatures in the…
Experts have warned that two defunct satellites will narrowly avoid a collision this evening, while travelling at 32,800 mph The first satellite is called the Infrared Astronomical Satellite, and was launched by NASA back in 1983 The idea of two…
The ‘incredibly rare’ grave was discovered during excavations ahead of the building of 175 new homes near Chichester, West Sussex The grave of a 2,000 year-old Iron Age ‘warrior’ (Image: PA) The “incredibly rare” 2,000-year-old grave of an Iron Age…
An analysis of the famous ancient Egyptian mummy Takabuti indicates that she died after being stabbed in the upper back near her left shoulder The famous ancient Egyptian mummy, Takabuti, suffered a ‘violent death from a knife attack’, a new…
Some rare single malt whiskeys dating to decades ago are worth thousands of dollars — or are they? If you’ve fantasized about dropping a few thousand dollars on a bottle of rare Scotch, you might want to re-think that investment.…
NASA’s photo shows a chaotic storm area of Jupiter’s northern hemisphere, known as a folded filamentary region. At first glance at this image, you’d be forgiven for mistaking it as a surrealist painting. But the image of Jupiter is very…