Saturday, January 12, 2019

Jan 12 - Top Stories, Moon Near Mars

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Galaxy collision to send our solar system flying?
Could a galaxy collision knock our solar system out of the Milky Way, 2 billion years from now? Read more.
Dark matter on the move
Dark matter - that strange stuff that makes up so much of the universe's mass - can heat up and move around. Read more.
Tonight … Moon and Mars close
Mars is easily bright enough to show up in the moon's glare tonight. When you see them, know that Mars – a neighboring planet – lies at more than 450 times the distance of our companion moon. Read more.

More top stories

Why is Mars sometimes bright and sometimes faint?

New Juno images of Io's fiery volcanoes

So long, Iridium flares

Probing the magnetar at the center of our galaxy

When does the Age of Aquarius begin?

Astronomers find the brightest quasar yet

Watch hummingbirds feed - and fight - in slo-mo

More East Antarctica glaciers are waking up

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What is a waxing crescent moon?

Waxing moon this week with earthshine, over an amusement park in Brest, France, via BK-Photographies.
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