Geography Facts

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Dual Launch SpaceX and NASA Ignite the Artemis Era

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Autonomous NASA Probe Navigates Toward Saturn After Mars and Jupiter Flybys

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Edge of the Solar Frontier NASA’s Ion Odyssey

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Far beyond Mars, a dark asteroid drifts through the Kuiper Belt

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Martian Microprints Signs of Ancient Life Unveiled

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Drifting through the vast expanse beyond Pluto, a deep space probe operates (2)

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Cradle of Stars Journey into the Heart of the Milky Way

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Cosmic Dawn Webb Telescope’s Glimpse into the Birth of Galaxies

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Galactic Genesis Webb Reveals the Chaos of the Early Universe

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Event Horizon The Star Devoured by a Supermassive Black Hole

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This image captures astronauts floating inside the International Space Station (ISS), highlighting the constant microgravity of low Earth orbit.
The ISS circles Earth at an altitude of approximately 400 kilometers, completing an orbit every 90 minutes.
In microgravity, astronauts can float freely, allowing groundbreaking scientific experiments impossible under Earth’s gravity.
The round window shown belongs to the Cupola module, offering astronauts a clear view of Earth and outer space for monitoring and photography.
Since November 2000, the ISS has remained continuously inhabited, operating as a permanent laboratory for space science.

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