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- Why smaller planets are better at building large moons | Space https://www.space.com/smaller-planets-large-moons 10 comments
- Are they exomoons or not? Scientists debate existence of 1st moons seen beyond our solar system | Space https://www.space.com/exomoon-discovery-scientists-debate-kepler-hubble-study 9 comments
- Hobbled Peregrine moon lander limps to lunar distance as Astrobotic fights to keep it alive | Space https://www.space.com/astrobotic-peregrine-moon-lander-lunar-distance 2 comments
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- Potentially habitable Earth-like worlds found in our backyard | Space https://www.space.com/potentially-habitable-earth-like-worlds-cosmic-backyard 273 comments
- 2 'super-Earth' exoplanets spotted in habitable zone of nearby star | Space https://www.space.com/super-earth-exoplanets-nearby-red-dwarf-tess 73 comments
- The 10 most Earth-like exoplanets | Space https://www.space.com/30172-six-most-earth-like-alien-planets.html 48 comments
- Apollo 17 astronauts saw strange flashes on the moon. Will Artemis crews see them too? | Space https://www.space.com/artemis-astronauts-see-flashes-on-the-moon-apollo-17 6 comments
- This Hubble Telescope photo of a spiral galaxy will take your breath away | Space https://www.space.com/hubble-telescope-photo-spiral-galaxy-ic-438 1 comment
- Hubble Space Telescope: Pictures, facts & history | Space https://www.space.com/15892-hubble-space-telescope.html 0 comments
- Newfound Earth-size exoplanet has a scorching-hot lava side | Space https://www.space.com/newfound-exoplanet-hd-63433d-lava-hemisphere-tess 0 comments
- Japan's SLIM moon lander photographed on lunar surface (image) | Space https://www.space.com/japan-slim-moon-lander-photo-lunar-surface 0 comments
- Huge stars are born as twins, triplets and more, new images confirm | Space https://www.space.com/massive-stars-multiple-births-alma-images 0 comments
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