Messier 104 (M104) earned its nickname, the Sombrero Galaxy, because of its unique shape: A bright central nucleus surrounded by a thick disk of matter that resembles the brim of a sombrero.
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If humans ever come into contact with extraterrestrial life, experiments like this are essential.
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By working together, NASA and the ESA have managed to solve a decades-old mystery.
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Unlike SpaceX’s rockets, Ariane 6 isn’t reusable. However, it symbolizes Europe’s declaration of independence in space exploration.
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The fireball flew over Spain and Portugal at 100,662 mph.
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Contrary to what this image might have you believe, we have not discovered spiders on Mars.
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