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🌌 Astronomy & Space Channel 🚀 Explore the wonders of the Universe ✨ 🔭 Planets, stars, galaxies & black holes 🛰️ Space missions, NASA updates 🌍 Earth from space 🌠 Amazing astronomy facts & rare visuals Owner @Priyashuxp

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    21 Sept, 06:21

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    30 Aug, 05:31

    🆒 Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope 🚀NASA’s newest flagship space telescope is scheduled to launch today, August 30, 2026, aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy.🔮 Mission: Study dark energy, exoplanets & the evolution of the universe.👀 Highlights: • 2.4 m primary mirror — same size as Hubble • ~100× Hubble’s infrared field of view • Will survey over a billion galaxies • Expected to discover thousands of exoplanets • Will operate near Sun–Earth L2, ~1.5 million km from Earth⭐️ A new era of wide-field astronomy begins!👍 @Astrofenomen
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    30 Aug, 02:30

    🚨 Astronomy & Astrophysics Competition (GAAC 2026) is almost here!🔔 12 hrs left! 🆓 100% FREE 🗓 Deadline: 30 Aug, 3:00 PM UTC 🌐 Mode: OnlineSolo participation is totally fine! 🎮➡️ Register Now - https://tinyurl.com/GAAC2026Astronomy 🔗ℹ️ Info 1 | Info 2
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    24 Aug, 02:16edited

    Hey everyone! 🎉 Global Astronomy & Astrophysics Challenge - GAAC 2026 Prize Pool: $130,000 from sponsors! 🚀 Win software licenses, educational resources, and exclusive awards from Universe Sandbox, Wolfram, Simulation Curriculum, Voyager, Main Sequence
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    14 Aug, 07:24edited

    Hey everyone! 🎉Global Astronomy & Astrophysics Challenge - GAAC 2026 Prize Pool: $130,000 from sponsors! 🚀Win software licenses, educational resources, and exclusive awards from Universe Sandbox, Wolfram, Simulation Curriculum, Voyager, Main Sequence Software, Siril, AoPS, and more! 🏆 Rewards for top teams, participants, and qualifiers.Register: https://tinyurl.com/GAAC2026Astronomy ✅Previously shared info: https://t.me/Astrofenomen/1700Note: You can participate individually or with a team (team participation suggested).
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    7 Aug, 07:25

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    31 Jul, 07:31edited

    ⭐️ Global Astronomy & Astrophysics Challenge (GAAC) is now open for applicants! 🎓 (Grades 9–12)🚀 This competition is team-based, so choose your (up to 3) teammates wisely!🔭 The competition covers questions across different fields of astronomy, with a special focus on astrophysics. 🔮🏆 Prizes and certificates of completion!🔗 Registration link: https://tinyurl.com/GAAC2026Astronomy💸 Registration is completely free! 🆓⏰ Registration Deadline: 30 August 2026, 11:59 PM (EST, UTC+3) 📅@Astrofenomen
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    7 May, 06:53edited

    ⭐️ Astronomy & Space Channel 👩‍🚀 Explore the Universe ✨ 🔭 Planets, stars, galaxies, black holes 🛰🛰 Space missions, NASA updates 💫 🌍 Earth from space 💫 Facts & rare visualsShare with friends: https://t.me/Astrofenomen
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    2 Apr, 10:39

    🚀 The First Crewed Lunar Mission in 54 Years, Artemis II, Has LaunchedAt 6:35 p.m. Eastern time, the SLS rocket carrying the Orion spacecraft lifted off from Launch Complex 39B at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.Four astronauts—Reid Wiseman, Jeremy Hansen, Christina Koch, and Victor Glover—will fly around the Moon and return to Earth over the course of a 10-day mission.In 2028, as part of the fourth Artemis mission, astronauts are expected to land on the Moon.⏳ Before Artemis, the last crewed lunar mission was Apollo 17. In 1972, American astronauts landed on the Moon for the sixth time, a feat that remains the most recent lunar landing to this day.Do we need more missions to the Moon?❤️ — Yes, it is our base for space exploration 🔥 — No, we should focus on Earth
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    2 Apr, 10:33

    NASA's Artemis 2 mission has been launched!
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  • Astronomy

    27 Mar, 19:14

    The Columbia shuttle is inside.
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    27 Mar, 18:48

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    26 Mar, 18:39

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    24 Mar, 20:23

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    23 Mar, 17:36

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    22 Mar, 17:56

    On January 14, 2005, the Huygens probe successfully entered the atmosphere of Titan and landed on its surface.This was the first (and for 2022 the only) soft landing in history, made in the Outer Solar System.The probe landed on a hard surface, although landing in the ocean was also provided for by its design 🌊
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    20 Mar, 17:49

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    19 Mar, 19:28

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    19 Mar, 11:20

    Why do we experience summer and winter on Earth? 🌍 This video explains how the tilt of the Earth and its movement around the Sun cause seasons. When one side of the Earth tilts towards the Sun, it experiences summer ☀️, while the opposite side experiences winter ❄️. This simple animation helps you understand the science behind seasons in an easy way! 👉 Like, Share & Subscribe for more amazing science videos 🚀 https://youtube.com/shorts/-wVErpImMk0?si=Rvkzc37KFDSO6Nb0
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