25 Years of the Sun.
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The Dendera Zodiacs: A Rorschach Test: Many have tried to interpret the astronomical significance in these two Egyptian engravings of the cosmos.
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Seeing All the Colors of Gravity's Rainbow: The next generations of gravitational-wave observatories will reveal more of the invisible cosmos than ever.
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The Ripple Effect: The first five years of gravitational-wave observations have changed the field of astronomy.
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OSIRES-REx Successful at Asteroid Bennu.
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FRBs Could Come from Magnetars.
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Chang'e 5 Collects and Returns Lunar Samples.
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Black Hole Research wins Nobel Prize.
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Legendary Arecibo Telescope Collapses.
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Evidence of the Multiverse? Imagine if science fiction's plot tool of intermingling parallel universes mixed our 2020 with another Earth's.
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The Immediacy of Data: "Aha" moments and instant gratification are seen as the societal norm, which leads to widespread misunderstanding of the scientific process.
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Spaghettification on the Menu: How a Sun-like star became lunch for a supermassive black hole.
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Light Pollution, Satellites, and Variable Stars, Oh My: You can contribute to astronomical science with your smartphone!
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Cicero and the Great Year: Ancient philosophers contemplated the cycle for all the stars and planets to return to their same positions.
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Celebrating the Return of the Light: As the hours of sunlight return, so too -- hopefully -- will wisdom and science.
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Looking Back, and Looking Ahead.
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