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The Paradox of an Infinite Universe

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What is outside of the universe? We know that the universe had a beginning 14 billion years ago and that it has been expanding ever since.
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3 Mysteries of the Universe

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We're still in the dark about what 95 percent of our universe is made of — and the standard model for understanding particle physics has hit a limit.
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Odysseus Spacecraft Lands On The Moon

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On Thursday evening, the Odysseus spacecraft landed on the Moon. It's the first time a US spacecraft has landed on the Moon in 50 years.
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Weird Things Animals Do During Eclipses

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For centuries, humans have reported animals freaking out during solar eclipses, like birds falling from the sky and bees hiding in their hives, but the animals most affected by eclipses might be us.
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Are We Made Of Stardust?

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Our planetary scientist Dr Ashley King reveals how the big bang, stars and supernovas helped make life possible.
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What You Need To Know About Europa

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Exploring this ocean world with our Europa Clipper spacecraft could provide new clues in our search for life beyond Earth.
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How To Draw: Uranus

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Today, in this easy drawing video for kids, see how to draw the planet Uranus and how to write out the letters.
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The largest river on Earth is actually in the sky - Iseult Gillespie

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Explore the Amazon rainforest’s flying rivers, and dig into why these invisible waterways are essential to life on Earth.
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How To Destroy The Universe

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The universe is going to die one day, and a fight between two titans will decide our cosmic fate.
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How to Win an Interstellar War

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Could aliens destroy us from light years away? Another day at Kurzgesagt Labs, where we answer the most important questions with science.
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Zoom Zoom Zoom We're on our Way to Mars

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In this fun and catchy song, we will go on an exciting journey to the red planet.
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Monitoring Methane From Space

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Satellites have a really important role to play in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Solar Eclipse

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Isabelle MacNeil breaks down what happens in space during a solar eclipse, and why it can be unsafe to look at it without the proper eye protection.
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New UFO "Evidence" vs. SCIENCE

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Are we alone? Have aliens visited Earth? An age-old question that has been reignited by recent declassified UFO/UAP footage and intriguing ‘whistleblower’ congressional hearings.
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Astronaut Tells The Story Behind Iconic Space Photos | WIRED

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ESA Astronaut Tim Peake visits WIRED to have a look back at pivotal moments in the history of human space flight, captured in 8 unforgettable photographs.
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Brian Cox on how black holes could unlock the mysteries of our universe

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When black holes disappear, what happens to the stuff that fell in? Physicist Brian Cox explains.
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How To Draw: Saturn

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See how to draw the planet Saturn and how to write out the letters!
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Lightning From Space

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Discover the first results from Europe’s first Lightning Imager onboard the Meteosat Third Generation.
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Osiris-Rex

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Nasa's OSIRIS-REx capsule is heading back to Earth after 7 years in space and it's got some special cargo on board.
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Monitoring Volcanoes From Space

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Satellites play a vital role in monitoring volcanoes from space.
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Yes, this is how we know the Earth is slowing down

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Without eclipses, our world would be a lot different because eclipses give us the ability to do science we otherwise wouldn’t be able to.