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Worm
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Descrambling
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Arboreal
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Parthenogenesis
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Manning
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Ikeya-Seki comet
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Pineal gland
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System bus
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Radian
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Aerothermal energy
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Ascites
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Cellular dolomite
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Galaxy cluster
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Shipwreck of the Ievoli Sun
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General relativity
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Female condom
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Epidural
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Glycerol
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Wimp
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Nucleic acid
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Action potential
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Black drop
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Creosote
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Basaltic
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Green and blue framework
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Z-Machine
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Blood
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Nintendo DS
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Hyades
The Hyades open cluster contains 140 stars of which the age and chemical composition are identical. It is about 150 light-years away and is the closest in the solar system. Using stellar seismology, it has been possible to prove that the star Iota Horologii used to be part of this cluster before escaping.
The Hyades star cluster; the brightest star in the photo is Aldebaran, which is not part of the cluster. Credit P. Wienerroither
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