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The Bizarre, Brilliant And "Sometimes Nerdy" Rules For Naming New Stuff In Space
The International Astronomical Union's brilliant, byzantine and sometimes marvelously nerdy naming guidelines help bring order to our crowded skies.
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'Universe is Slowly Dying,' Say Australian Researchers
The universe is dying but there is no need to panic as there is still about 100 billion years to go, reveals a group of Australian researchers.
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Japan Space Scientists Hunting for New Asteroid Name
The name has to be no more than 16 alphabetic letters long, and must not be commercial.
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NASA's New Horizons Probe Makes Pluto Flyby Nine Years After Leaving Earth
Scientists at Nasa's New Horizons mission control centre are celebrating the spacecraft's dramatic flyby of Pluto, the last unexplored world in the solar system.
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The Bizarre, Brilliant And "Sometimes Nerdy" Rules For Naming New Stuff In Space
The International Astronomical Union's brilliant, byzantine and sometimes marvelously nerdy naming guidelines help bring order to our crowded skies.
-
'Universe is Slowly Dying,' Say Australian Researchers
The universe is dying but there is no need to panic as there is still about 100 billion years to go, reveals a group of Australian researchers.
-
Japan Space Scientists Hunting for New Asteroid Name
The name has to be no more than 16 alphabetic letters long, and must not be commercial.
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NASA's New Horizons Probe Makes Pluto Flyby Nine Years After Leaving Earth
Scientists at Nasa's New Horizons mission control centre are celebrating the spacecraft's dramatic flyby of Pluto, the last unexplored world in the solar system.
