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Moon position from October 29 to November 16: and visible planets
Science: On the mornings of October 30 and 31, the thin waning crescent Moon hangs above the eastern horizon near…
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There is a possibility of a big flare in 3 active regions on the Earth-facing side of the Sun.
Science: Three active regions on the Earth-facing side of our Sun are showing potential for some big flares. Sunspot regions…
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NASA’s next step: A long way to Jupiter and its moons?
Science: On October 14, NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft launched a crucial mission. It will investigate the potential habitability of Jupiter’s…
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Pet Cloud reappeared above your favorite spot in New Zealand
Science: A strange “pet cloud” played a starring role in a recent satellite image of New Zealand. The peculiar structure…
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Going into the past to know the explosions that happened in the Earth’s atmosphere
Science: Space can be relentless. Even though things have calmed down over the last few billion years, Earth continues to…
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Moon Phase: In the Waning Crescent phase of your lunar cycle, 14% illuminated
Science: Today, October 28, 2024, the moon is 26 days old and in the Waning Crescent phase of its lunar…
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Lakes were formed in the Sahara after heavy rains
Science: Satellite images show that Cyclone Hurricane brought heavy rains to North Africa, soaking a large part of Earth’s hottest…
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Problems created between Aishwarya and Abhishek: Actress blamed
Mumbai: Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan are one of the most loved couples of the Bollywood industry. The two…
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Moon Phase: In the waning crescent phase of its lunar cycle, 39% illuminated
Science: Today, October 25, 2024, the moon is 23 days old and in the waning crescent phase of its lunar…
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A 200 times larger meteorite helped life develop on Earth
Science: There’s perhaps no better example of the destructive power of space rocks on our planet than the asteroid that…
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