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And while human spaceflight to our nearby celestial neighbors is certainly a reasonable endeavor, Dreier said, “the cosmos is a lot bigger than just the moon and Mars.”

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The Orionid meteor shower happens 60 miles up in space and is thought to be one of the most impressive displays of the celestial calendar.

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Strachan learned to navigate by tracking the movements of celestial bodies and hunt fish by reading the currents, building on the ancient knowledge his elders handed down.

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The researchers can also use the new findings to study the magnetic fields of other celestial bodies such as the Sun or the planets Jupiter and Saturn.

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For her part, the lifelong nun downplayed any celestial impact even when leading the Ramblers in pregame prayers in her role as team chaplain.

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