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'Supermassive' black hole rocketing through space at five million miles an hour, Nasa reveals Black holes are the big bullies of space. They're so massive that their gravity doesn't let any light escape. The biggest black holes, called "supermassive", weigh as much as a billion suns.
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NASA to launch new probe to measure cosmic material WASHINGTON: NASA is planning to launch a balloon-based observatory that will measure emissions from the interstellar medium - the cosmic material found between stars.
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Australian stargazers invited to join hunt for mysterious Planet 9 Pluto as seen from the New Horizons spacecraft. Astrophysicists say there is another, bigger planet beyond Pluto in our solar system and they want help finding it.
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Astronauts upgrade ISS during spacewalk space walk French astronaut Thomas Pesquet displays his juggling and eating skills during a light moment on the International Space Station.
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Sea Ice at Record Low for Third Year in a Row For the third year in a row, the sea ice has reached its maximum for the year. Unfortunately, the record is at its lowest for the third straight year.
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