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Year s Strongest Meteor Shower This Week Explained—And When To See It

Scientists have at last explained how an asteroid causes the Geminids meteor shower, the northern hemisphere s most spectacular of the year, which peaks next week.

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First seen by ground-based telescopes, ghostlike dusty galaxy reappears in JWST image

A Ghoslike dusty galaxy which was first discovered by at least two ground-based telescopes but found missing in Hubble Space Telescope images has been captured once again by James Web Space (JWS) Telescope.

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Peer Learning Partnership at Anne Arundel Community College celebrates nearly 20 years helping quench thirst for knowledge

Peer Learning Partnership at Anne Arundel Community College celebrates nearly 20 years helping quench thirst for knowledge
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Simulating space to explore the great mystery of interstellar chemistry

Simulating space to explore the great mystery of interstellar chemistry
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Who needs a star? Astronomers discover rogue planets in Orion

Cushioned in the Orion Nebula are free-floating binary objects the size of Jupiter, called Jumbos, that have scientists bewildered.

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