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‘People were jumping in the water:’ Shooting scare causes panic at Lake Eola fireworks show in Orlando

An investigation is underway near the Fourth of July celebration in Orlando.

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‘People were jumping in the water:’ Shooting scare causes panic at Lake Eola fireworks show in Orlando

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July 2022 Horoscopes - How Each Zodiac Sign Will Be Affected

How will the stars in July 2022 affect your sign? Read on for your July horoscopes and a list of astrological events this month, like the full moon, the new moon, and Jupiter retrograde.

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Watch Venus meet the moon before dawn on Sunday in gorgeous photo opportunity

A gorgeous photo opportunity will greet skywatchers early Sunday (June 26) morning when the slim crescent moon shines close to Venus.

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See the rare alignment of 5 planets and the moon in this stunning night sky photo

The rare sight of five bright planets lining up with the moon wowed skywatchers around the world Friday.

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Venus and the crescent moon get together in dazzling dance early Sunday morning

Venus and the crescent moon will appear close together in the early morning sky on Sunday, June 26. Here's how to see the two brightest objects in the sky meet up.

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Up before sunrise? See a rare 5 planet alignment before the end of June

The last time the five planets – Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn – were in alignment in their order from the sun was Dec. 2004.

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Rare alignment of 5 planets peaks Friday as crescent moon joins the parade

A rare planetary alignment will peak predawn on Friday (June 24) when the crescent moon joins the party. An alignment like this will not occur again until 2040.

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Spot Venus near the Pleiades in the predawn sky on Thursday

Look up! Venus will pass the Pleiades in the predawn sky on Thursday. The encounter will be visible with a pair of binoculars.

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Parade of planets: Here’s when to see 5 planets line up in the sky

ORLANDO, Fla. — You’ll want to look to the skies this weekend. A parade of planets will be happening above. According to AccuWeather, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn have lined up in the early morning sky. READ: Strawberry supermoon 2022: 10 stunning photos of June’s full moonTo catch a glimpse of the “parade,” look to the southeast sky before sunrise through the weekend. READ: Kennedy Space Center celebrates 60-year legacy while looking to the futureA telescope is not required to view the unique grouping of planets.

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Newly spotted asteroid near Venus earns name from Pauma band of Native Americans

Scientists at the Palomar Observatory turned to the indigenous Pauma band, upon whose ancestral lands the facility sits, to name a recently discovered asteroid that circles the sun within Venus's orbi

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Rare 5-planet alignment comes into better view this week. Here's what to expect.

The five naked-eye planets will line up in their proper orbital order, along with the moon, in June 2022. Here's what to expect for this rare planetary alignment.

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Missing microbial poop in Venus' clouds suggests the planet has no life

Venus' atmosphere bears no signs of microbes eating or pooping, meaning extraterrestrial life cannot explain the chemistry of Venus' thick sulfur-rich clouds.

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Spot Uranus near Venus in the predawn sky on Sunday

The brilliant planet Venus will shine near Uranus before sunrise early Sunday (June 12). Here's how to see them.

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A 'planetary breakup' of 5 planets in the June's big stargazing sight, NASA says

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn joined up in the southeastern predawn sky this month but will soon "break up," appearing more spread out across the morning sky before dipping out of view enti

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A Venus-bound mission from NASA will carry a tiny sensor built by students to the planet's hellish surface

NASA's DAVINCI mission, which is slated to launch to Venus in 2029, will carry a dime-sized, student-built sensor to study the ​​planet's atmosphere and mountainous terrain for the first time.

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Five planets will line up in the sky in June. Here's how to see it

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are lining up – in that order – for the first time since December 2004.

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Five planets are lining up in the sky in June. Here's how to see it.

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are lining up – in that order – for the first time since December 2004.

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Five planets are lining up in the sky in June. Here's how to see it.

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are lining up – in that order – for the first time since December 2004.

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Venus crossed the sun's face 10 years ago today. Most people alive will never see the sight again.

On the 10th anniversary of the last transit of Venus, find out what makes these events so special and what else to look out for during the long wait for the next one.

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A rare five-planet alignment will be visible in the sky this weekend

Five planets are set to align this weekend, giving skywatchers the rare opportunity to see Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn with the naked eye.

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What's it like to be on Venus or Pluto? We studied their sand dunes and found some clues.

What can sand dunes tell us about conditions on a far-off world?

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See 5 planets align in the night sky this month, a rare treat!

A "planet parade" will see all five naked-eye worlds line up in their proper orbital order from the sun in Earth's sky this month.

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Watch the moon and Venus snuggle up together in a live webcast

Venus and the moon will meet up in the sky Thursday (May 26) and you can catch their greetings online.

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Venus-like worlds are surprisingly common in 'habitable' zones

The current definition of habitable zone only examines the amount of sunlight reaching a planet. It may be time to question that definition.

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Venus and Jupiter shine together over Rome (photo)

A new image captures two planets with ancient significance meeting up over the famous old city of Rome on Sunday (May 1).

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4 planets line up like ducks in a row in gorgeous night-sky image

The moon is leading a parade of four planets across the predawn sky this week.

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Venus and Jupiter shine together overnight, here's how to watch the spectacle live online

Tune into a Virtual Telescope Project livestream to watch live as Jupiter and Venus meet in the night sky.

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ISS and China's space station photobomb image of 4 planets aligned in the sky

The International Space Station and China's space station photobombed a four-planet line-up in the early morning sky for Italian astrophysicist Gianluca Masi.

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Don't miss Venus and Jupiter shine extra close in the morning sky Saturday!

Venus and Jupiter, the two brightest planets in the sky, are headed for a close encounter tomorrow (April 30), offering early morning skywatchers a spectacular view of the two worlds just before sunrise.

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Why is a day on Venus is longer than a year? The atmosphere may be to blame.

Venus' dense and stormy atmosphere is the cause why a day on the scorching planet is longer than a year, a new study suggest.

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Spectacular morning shows on hand as moon, Venus and Jupiter align this week

The celestial highlight in the days ahead will involve the three brightest objects in the nighttime sky: the moon and the planets Venus and Jupiter.

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4 planets align this week; Find out how to see them

>> Read more trending newsFour planets — Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn — are aligning and the journey started early Sunday morning, NBC News reported. The moon will seem to dance among the planets, passing below Saturn on April 25, Mars the next day and Jupiter and Venus on April 27, according to Space.com. NASA said that if the conditions are right, you should see Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Saturn in a line without the need for binoculars or telescopes. However, as the planets continue their dance it will be higher in the sky, NASA said. From late June to early July, Mercury will be added to the line of planets, allowing five planets to be seen just before sunrise in an event that happens every few years, NBC News reported.

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All lined up! Planets putting on a show this month in the morning sky

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New wave of missions to reignite Venus exploration

Multiple research teams are developing missions designed to address Venus' potential as an abode for life.

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See Venus, Saturn and Mars shine close before sunrise this week

Venus, Saturn and Mars will be visible and very close together this week in the predawn sky. Here's how to see it.

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JAY-Z vs. Kanye West: Which rapper is the Grammy's Greatest of All Time?

JAY-Z and Kanye West are neck and neck with Grammy wins. This year's show could see the hip-hop throne being overtaken.

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April's sky brings dance of 4 morning planets: See Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Saturn.

As the planets rise in April we're given stunning views, if you know where to look.

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Venus, Mars and Saturn form a celestial triangle before dawn: How to see it

You can spot them Sunday and Monday, before sunrise.

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China may have its sights set on a mission to Venus

China is considering adding a mission to Venus to its plans for planetary exploration, according to a senior Chinese space official.

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See Saturn, Venus and Mars as moon shines near bright Antares

Enjoy the glittering worlds and star along with (early) breakfast.

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Planet Venus at its ‘greatest elongation' from the sun tonight

Venus will be at its greatest distance from the sun tonight (March 20)

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Saturn shines with Venus and Mars before dawn this month. Here's where and when.

Saturn will join Venus and Mars in the early morning sky this month, and here’s how you can catch the trio in action.

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See Venus and Mars pair up in the early morning sky Saturday

Venus and Mars will appear close to each other in the early morning sky as they reach conjunction. The planets will rise around 4:20 a.m. EST (0920 GMT), nearly two hours before sunrise

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Scientists hail 'the decade of Venus' with 3 new missions on the way

Planetary scientists celebrated three new missions to Venus as they gathered at this year's Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.

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Venus' extreme surface heat drives swirling winds in upper atmosphere, study finds

Scientists have shown how the swirling winds and searing heat on Venus work together in a revealing new study.

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See the moon align with Venus and Mars in Sunday's morning sky

The trio is easily visible with the naked eye.

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What is a 'morning star,' and what is an 'evening star'?

What is a "morning star," and what is an "evening star"? Here's the complete guide for understanding these stargazing terms.

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NASA's Parker Solar Probe has captured the first visible-light images of Venus

The visible-light imagery will tell scientists more about the geology and minerals of Venus.

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The 'morning star' Venus returns to the dawn sky this month

The planet Venus has returned to the early morning sky and has established itself as a dazzling morning lantern, emerging into view from beyond the east-southeast horizon before 5 a.m. local standard time.

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Venus Isn’t the Color You Probably Think It Is

And neither is Saturn, or Uranus, or even the sun.

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See Mars shine very close to moon in Saturday's pre-dawn sky. Here's where to look.

Mars and Venus will shine close to the crescent moon 45 minutes before sunrise on Jan. 29, 2022. Look to the southeast on the horizon to see them, weather permitting.

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Terrestrial Planets: Definition & facts

Discover the four terrestrial planets in our solar system and the many more beyond it.

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Here’s when to see the upcoming Geminid meteor shower

Arguably the best meteor shower of the year peaks Monday night.

Wondering what those bright objects are in the sky? Here’s the answer

Space has been putting a display in the southern evening sky with several bright planets visible.

Europe, Japan probes to get 1st look at destination Mercury

A joint European-Japanese spacecraft is set to fly by Mercury for the first time on its path to deliver two probes into the planet's orbit in 2025.

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Hot dates: 2 spacecraft to make Venus flyby

Two spacecraft are set to swoop past Venus within hours of each other this week, using the maneuver to do a little bit of bonus science on the way to the center of our solar system.

Study nixes life in clouds of Venus, but maybe in Jupiter’s?

A new study is throwing cold water on the possibility of life in the clouds of Venus.

Venus hotter than ever: 3rd new robotic explorer on horizon

Venus is hotter than ever, with a third new robotic explorer on the horizon.

Robot invasion: European Space Agency also sending mission to Venus

With NASA and ESA missions, there will be at least three robotic explorers headed to the hellish world of Venus and that's not including Rocket Lab's private mission planned in the next few years.

NASA selects two robotic missions to study the fiery world of Venus

NASA is sending not one but two missions to Venus in the next decade.

NASA picks Venus as hot spot for two new robotic missions

NASA is returning to sizzling Venus, our closest yet perhaps most overlooked neighbor, after decades of exploring other worlds.

Attention skywatchers: 3 planets become visible in the night sky

Pending clear a sky, space will be putting on a show for us down on Earth as three planets are now visible in the evening..

Court won’t revive porn star’s defamation suit against Trump

FILE - In this Oct. 11, 2018, file photo, adult film actress Stormy Daniels attends the opening of the adult entertainment fair "Venus," in Berlin. When Donald Trump left the White House in January 2021, he remained "Individual-1" in the federal campaign finance crimes case against his former attorney, Michael Cohen. The prosecution stemmed from six-figure payments Cohen arranged to Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal, to keep them quiet during the campaign about alleged affairs with Trump. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber, File)WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal from porn star Stormy Daniels, who sought to revive a defamation lawsuit she filed against former President Donald Trump. The justices did not comment in leaving in place a lower court ruling dismissing the case.

There’s more than 1 way to send a spacecraft to Venus

AdIt used to be -- in the U.S.-- NASA was the only way to fund and send a robotic mission to another world, but not anymore. The company wants to send the first robotic mission to Venus in 2023. (Image credit: Rocket Lab) (Rocket Lab)Meanwhile, NASA is considering funding its own missions to the planet considered Earth’s twin. Currently there are two Venus missions under consideration and two more equally fascinating missions, one designed to study Jupiter’s moon Io and another to Neptune’s moon Triton. AdHere’s what launching a robotic mission to another planet looks like, in a nutshell, according to Wagner:“This is what a typical NASA mission is.

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The curious tale of searching for signs of life on Venus

You can read her piece, “Promising sign of life on Venus might not exist after all”, at NationalGeographic.com. Listen to the full episode of Space Curious below to learn about the fascinating discovery and the process of fact-checking science. Next time on Space Curious: the possibilities and perils of sending robots to Venus. Space Curious is a podcast from WKMG and Graham Media that answers your intergalactic questions. Hosted by WKMG space reporter Emilee Speck, each episode is designed to inspire everyone, from the space curious to the space fanatics.

Space probe makes first Venus fly-by on way to Mercury

BERLIN – A spacecraft bound for Mercury swung by Venus on Thursday, using Earth's neighbor to adjust its course on the way to the solar system’s smallest and innermost planet. Launched almost two years ago, the European-Japanese probe BepiColombo took a black-and-white snapshot of Venus from a distance of 17,000 kilometers (10,560 miles), with some of its own instruments in the frame. The fly-by is the second of nine so-called planetary gravity assists that the spacecraft needs for its seven-year trip to Mercury. BepiColombo will make one more fly-by of Venus and six of Mercury itself to slow down before its arrival in 2025. The last spacecraft to visit Mercury was NASA’s Messenger probe, which ended its mission in 2015 after a four-year orbit.

New discovery adds to excitement for Rocket Lab’s mission to Venus

Private space company, Rocket Lab has had plans in the works to launch a spacecraft to Venus on its Electron rocket as soon as 2023. The announcement this week added to the excitement of a mission to the second planet from the sun coming up in the near future. So from a from a climate perspective, I think we have a lot to learn from Venus,” Beck said. “Don’t get me wrong, I like Mars to just not as much as Venus,” Beck said. Rocket Lab is known for its quirky mission names but Beck says they have still not decided to on a name for the mission to Venus.

Astronomers see possible hints of life in Venus's clouds

Astronomers have found a potential sign of life high in the atmosphere of neighboring Venus: hints there may be bizarre microbes living in the sulfuric acid-laden clouds of the hothouse planet. They said it doesn't satisfy the “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" standard established by the late Carl Sagan, who speculated about the possibility of life in the clouds of Venus in 1967. “It’s not a smoking gun," said study co-author David Clements, an Imperial College of London astrophysicist. After three astronomers met in a bar in Hawaii, they decided to look that way at the closest planet to Earth: Venus. ... Not a single process we looked at could produce phosphine in high enough quantities to explain our team’s findings.”That leaves life.

Eyes to the sky: Venus, the Pleiades to put on rare display Friday night

ORLANDO, Fla. – Venus and the Pleiades star cluster won’t be social distancing in the sky Friday evening. Once every eight years, the Pleiades --also known as the Seven Sisters-- star cluster and Venus appear very close in the sky when in reality they are not. The Pleiades is an open star cluster located in the constellation Taurus. How to see:Just after sunset, look west, about halfway up the sky. As the sky gets darker, more of the fainter stars within the Pleiades cluster will become visible.

Moon, Venus, Saturn put on evening show this weekend

ORLANDO, Fla.- – There will be breaks in the clouds, but it will be a battle across Central Florida to see a couple of planets in our evening sky. Shortly after sunset Saturday, Venus will hang out with the crescent moon. As usual, Venus will be the brightest object in the sky. Closer to the horizon, a dimmer Saturn will. The moon will move further away from Venus Sunday.

Bright planets take over Central Florida sky this weekend

Orlando, Fla- – The two brightest planets in our sky will join together for a second time this year. Over the pasts several nights, Jupiter and Venus have been inching closer to each other and this weekend, will put on a show in the evening sky. After sunset, look southwest and the two brightest objects in the sky will quickly grab your attention. Saturn will also be in view over the weekend. Look up and to the left of Venus and Jupiter and you will find a dimmer Saturn in comparison.

Mercury putting on rare show Monday, parading across the sun

CAPE CANAVERAL, FL – Mercury is putting on a rare celestial show next week, parading across the sun in view of most of the world. Unlike its 2016 transit, Mercury will score a near bull's-eye this time, passing practically dead center in front of our star. Earthlings get treated to just 13 or 14 Mercury transits a century. Mercury is 3,000 miles (4,800 kilometers) in diameter, compared with the sun's 864,000 miles (1.4 million kilometers.) Although the trek will appear slow, Mercury will zoom across the sun at roughly 150,000 mph (241,000 kph).

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