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An asteroid will pass close by Earth this week. Here’s how to watch it live

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 23:12

Asteroid 2023 BU will pass Earth at a distance of 2,178 miles (3,506 kilometers) on Thursday (Jan. 26) — closer than satellites in geostationary orbit.

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Astronomers can’t wait to search for signs of life and massive black-hole mergers

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 22:11

From black holes to the search for life, scientific breakthroughs are on the horizon as new observatories come online.

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Save $1000 on the Unistellar eQuinox computerized telescope

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 21:11

Get a massive $1000 discount on this highly sophisticated eQuinox telescope and save a ton of money.

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See Venus and Saturn together beneath the crescent moon tonight (Jan. 24)

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 21:11

Venus and Saturn will appear close together in the night sky on Tuesday (Jan. 24) beneath a crescent moon.

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The moon will eclipse Uranus Saturday (Jan. 28)

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 20:11

Get your telescopes ready: Uranus will disappear behind the moon on Saturday (Jan. 28) and the event will be visible to a select few in Asia or the far north of the world.

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Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron review

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 19:11

The new range of highly detailed Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron miniature ships from Jazwares are loaded with play features and let you bring home the battle against the Empire.

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Classified Chinese satellite releases small object in orbit

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 18:11

A classified Chinese technology verification satellite that launched earlier this month has released an object into orbit alongside it, for reasons that remain mysterious.

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Saturn IB rocket no longer safe to keep standing at Alabama rest stop

Submit on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023 18:11

A roadside rocket display that has stood as a welcome sign for drivers entering the state of Alabama is no longer safe to be left standing, according to NASA and the museum charged with its care.

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