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First solar eclipse of 2014 was amazing but could be enjoyed only by Australians and penguins [Video]

Total solar eclipse with "ring of fire" only completely visible in remote area of Antarctica. Australia gets a view, but only as a partial eclipse

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UFO visits North London? Witness posts images on Facebook
by Lori Sandoval
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Cosmos by Neil deGrasse Tyson episode 8 'Sisters of the Sun' pays tribute to women astronomers
by Jim Algar
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NASA presents public service award to William Shatner for a better reason than being Captain Kirk
by Alexander Saltarin
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Asteroids, as seen from Mars (Thank you, Curiosity)
by Jim Algar
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Tuesday solar eclipse will be amazing but not everybody will get to enjoy
by Jim Algar
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NASA's Curiosity rover inspects Windjana rock on Mars, prepares for drilling
by Alexander Saltarin
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SpaceX can save U.S. government $1 billion annually, wants to end rocket launch monopoly
by Alexander Saltarin
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Discovery of coldest 'brown dwarf' in sun's neighborhood leaves astronomers stone cold
by James Maynard
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Hubble Space Telescope turns 24: The journey so far
by James Maynard
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Massive supernova not so bright after all
by James Maynard
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NASA telescopes spy Sun's frosty neighbor: The coldest 'brown dwarf' seen to date
by Jim Algar
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Mars rover Curiosity captures amazing photo of asteroids
by James Maynard

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