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Know thy enemy: the million space rocks we must find

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Know thy enemy: the million space rocks we must find

It's time to ramp up efforts to find the many smaller near-Earth objects that could unleash destruction on our planet, says astronomer Martin Rees

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Join our shoestring mission to find life on Europa

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Join our shoestring mission to find life on Europa

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Hayabusa 2 probe begins journey to land on an asteroid

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Hayabusa 2 probe begins journey to land on an asteroid

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Invisible hissing doughnut is Earth's radiation shield

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Invisible hissing doughnut is Earth's radiation shield

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Saturn's calming nature keeps Earth friendly to life

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Saturn's calming nature keeps Earth friendly to life

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Chance to bury your DNA on the moon in a time capsule

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Chance to bury your DNA on the moon in a time capsule

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Troublesome sunspot spins out of view

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Troublesome sunspot spins out of view

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Centaurs galloped into Saturn's rings

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Centaurs galloped into Saturn's rings

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Rosetta: Days from the toughest space landing ever

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Rosetta: Days from the toughest space landing ever

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Earth's blue beauty glimpsed from far side of the moon

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Earth's blue beauty glimpsed from far side of the moon

China's Chang'e 5-T1 spacecraft captures a stunning image of our planet hanging in space next to the looming moon as it heads back home

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Weird wet worlds: Why Earth is lucky to have oceans

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Massive flares erupt from largest sunspot in 25 years

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Comet stinks of rotten eggs and cat wee, finds Rosetta

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Sleepy sun could make Mars trips deadly

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