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This newly-released Hubble image shows two galaxies from a distant cluster, dubbed SDSS J1531+3414, that are staring into the eye of a massive storm. You see, these galaxies are already in the initial stages of a merger. For now, they remain separate, but in the coming years, gravity will eventually draw both of them together until […]

Astronomy Photo of the Day 7/14/14 – A String of Cosmic Pearls

We all know that science is awesome, and it is awesome for a number of reasons: It gives us a way to make sense of data, test hypotheses, create new and better technologies, and form a more comprehensive view of our universe (and our place within it). But science is more than just “cool” and […]

10 Most Astounding Things We Learned Through Science

The Pale Blue Dot is, quite possibly, the most famous photo ever taken of the Earth. In 1990, Voyager 1 was hurtling past Saturn and traveling towards the vast expanse of interstellar space. The tiny spacecraft was some 3.7 billion miles from home. Before it left our little part of the cosmos, astronomer Carl Sagan […]

Most Astounding Images Of Earth From Space

Uranus is, in many ways, the outsider in the solar system. True, one could argue that Pluto faced a bit more adversity, what with being “demoted” to a dwarf planet and all, but consider all of the people who rallied to defend the tiny dwarf when it was declassified as a planet. Sadly, it’s unlikely […]

How Large is Uranus?

On Earth, there are a surprisingly scarce number of impact craters. Part of this lies in the fact that Earth’s surface is decorated by thousands of years of infrastructure, while Earth’s many bodies of water and plate tectonics take care of the rest (that’s not to say no such craters exist because they do and […]

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