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Astronomy

Star Mortified After Astrarazzi Publish Unflattering Photos Of Its Sunspots

December 2, 2019 Rob Ito

Astronomy

Aww! This Newly Discovered Planet Can’t Support Life But It’s Still Trying Its Best!

November 12, 2019 Brad Meader

Astronomy

First Images From Deep Space Probe Confirm That Lens Cap Was Left On

October 21, 2019 Mark Shyzer

Astronomy

Disney+ Acquires NASA And Announces Live Action Remake Of The Moon Landing

August 25, 2019 Rob Ito

Disney is likely hoping the cult following from the original film will translate into box office success.

Astronomy

Whoa! Astrophysicists Confirm That The Galaxy’s Most Powerful Dark Energy Is Located Inside This Middle-School Diary

August 20, 2019 Allison Gasparini

The most powerful source of dark energy in the journal comes from a poem entitled “When I First Saw You On Omegle.”

Astronomy

Paleobiologists Confirm Primordial Soup Could Have Used A Bit More Garlic

August 15, 2019 Vicky Richards

Astronomy

Op-Ed by Thomas Dolby: I’m Embarrassed to Admit That She Didn’t Blind Me With Science, I Blinded Myself By Staring Into the Sun During a Solar Eclipse

June 11, 2019 Darren Springer

The woman in question did not blind me with science. Rather, despite her repeated warnings against it, I blinded myself by staring directly into the sun during a solar eclipse.

Astronomy

Ruh-Roh! Laika, The Russian Dog Who Was Launched Into And Abandoned In Space, Is Coming Back… And She’s Pissed!

May 28, 2019 Amar Singh

You might not remember when Russia launched Laika into space in 1957 and left her for dead. But Laika remembers.

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Association Of Bachelor Scientists Thrilled To Announce Discovery Of The “Fedora Borealis”

April 28, 2019 Darren Springer

Astronomy

Protocol: Explaining That The Moon Does In Fact Rotate To Your Relatives

April 26, 2019 Rebecca Reeds

With the rise in conspiracy theories, so rises your extended family’s interest and “knowledge” in all things space! There may be a point during your next family gather where someone will proclaim “The moon doesn’t rotate! Otherwise we’d see the dark side!” Congratulations! It is now your job to provide a simple but informative lesson on gravity and centripetal force.

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