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March's Full Worm Moon wriggles its way through a subtle lunar eclipse in stunning photos - Vimarsana News

March's Full Worm Moon wriggles its way through a subtle lunar eclipse in stunning photos

The Worm Moon underwent a slightly undramatic lunar eclipse on Sunday, March 24, two weeks before the main event: April's total solar eclipse.

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Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award winner - Vimarsana News

Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award winner

A stunning image of a young polar bear drifting to sleep wins a wildlife-photographer competition

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Unveiling Cosmic Canvas: A Recap of the Best Space Images of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Unveiling Cosmic Canvas: A Recap of the Best Space Images of 2023

Feel the wonders of deep space with the best astronomy photos captured in 2023. The skies are endlessly deep, and they harbor a wealth of secrets humans have sought to uncover for centuries.

Supersized Asteroid, Larger Than Pyramids, Speeds Towards Earth at 43,200 KMPH! - Vimarsana News

Supersized Asteroid, Larger Than Pyramids, Speeds Towards Earth at 43,200 KMPH!

Bigger than the Great Pyramid, the asteroid 2023 MG6, a cosmic wanderer from the depths of the galaxy, is taking a close shave with Earth. But worry not! This close encounter is a celestial spectacle, not a doomsday prophecy., Technology & Science News, Times Now

A Star Nursery That Fuels the Formation of New Stars is Seen by VISTA Telescope in Chile - Vimarsana News

A Star Nursery That Fuels the Formation of New Stars is Seen by VISTA Telescope in Chile

Infrared means the picture twinkles with thousands of stars, most of which were obscured when imaged using the visible light spectrum.