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- 15 July 2020
Are you looking for a gift that may bring comfort after the loss of a love one? Name a star as a sympathy gift. A sympathy gift can be very comforting during a time of mourning. When words fall short after a loss, look up at the sky and name a star. Commemorate, by naming a star and support the ones that need it most.
Read the full article- 12 July 2020
Astronomers have found something new in space that they are working to identify. Read on to learn more about these new space objects.
Read the full article- 12 July 2020
The red supergiant Betelgeuse unexpectedly dimmed in late 2019. Astronomers began to speculate that it may have reached the end of its lifecycle. However, it’s no longer dim. Read on to find out what caused it to dim and what astronomers think will happen next.
Read the full article- 8 July 2020
Coping with the loss of a loved one is never easy. Show compassion towards the family by writing a sympathy card. Are you unsure about what to say? We’ve collected a number of beautiful expressions for you to use on a sympathy or condolence card.
Read the full article- 5 July 2020
In 2019, NASA scientists released the first photo of a black hole. What does the picture tell us about black holes?
Read the full article- 5 July 2020
Rings and disks are found throughout the universe. Read on to learn more about how they form and spin.
Read the full article- 1 July 2020
It would be ideal if we could hang on to beautiful memories forever. With a star as a bereavement gift, past events can be made into material memories. Name a star as a bereavement gift and look back on that special memory at any time!
Read the full article- 29 June 2020
Who was one of the first astronomers looking for extraterrestrials? Read on to find out about one astronomer that changed our search for alien life.
Read the full article- 29 June 2020
A Russian company has devised a way to declutter the debris orbiting the Earth. Read on to learn more about their new project.
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