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  • Space Artificial meteor shower to light up the sky… for science (and, yep, entertainment) David Pescovitz
  • astronomy A nice asteroid, 69 alligators long, passed by the Earth this week Thom Dunn
  • meteors Texas struck by meteor the size of a thousand-pound corgi Thom Dunn
  • meteors Bright fireball lit up Seattle's sky, beautifully caught on door cam (video) Carla Sinclair
  • Science Solving the mystery of the boom that rocked New Hampshire on Sunday morning David Pescovitz
  • meteors Fantastic video of fireball blazing across North Carolina sky David Pescovitz
  • meteors Wonderful footage of fireball meteor over Idaho Rob Beschizza
  • meteors Prepare thyself for International Dark Sky Week Kevin Reome
  • moon The Moon Actually Has A Tail Made Of Sodium That Wraps Around The Earth Like A Laser Thom Dunn
  • Space Video of the spectacular meteor seen from 15 states this morning David Pescovitz
  • Science How to watch the peak of the Perseid meteor shower tonight David Pescovitz
  • meteors Video: Massive fireball tearing through Tokyo sky caught on camera Carla Sinclair
  • Space Last night's massive boom over Puget Sound was likely exploding meteor David Pescovitz
  • Science How to (maybe) see the Leonid meteor shower before dawn on Monday David Pescovitz
  • Science See the Perseids meteor shower through August 24 David Pescovitz
  • photography Something big smashed into Jupiter David Pescovitz
  • Science Asteroid discovered just before it impacted earth's atmosphere Andrea James
  • meteors Watch: Last night's Michigan meteor caught on dashcam Carla Sinclair
  • Science The 2016 Perseid meteor shower peaks August 11-12. Here's how to watch! Xeni Jardin
  • Science Why can't we prevent asteroid strikes? Maggie Koerth
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