Canada Science News API

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            "title": "Watch an asteroid the size of a blue whale hurtle towards Earth live online May 18",
            "description": "Watch a newly discovered asteroid pass just 0.237% of the Earth-moon distance from our planet on May 18, with this livestream.",
            "content": "A newly discovered asteroid the size of an adult blue whale is set to fly past Earth on May 18 at 24% of the average Earth-moon distance, and you can watch the event unfold in real time from the comfort of your home with this Virtual Telescope Projec... [1323 chars]",
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            "title": "There is no sound in space, but NASA records the electromagnetic vibrations of planets and converts them to audio, and Saturn sounds genuinely haunting",
            "description": "NASA's sonification program turns electromagnetic data from spacecraft into audio you can actually hear — and the Saturn recordings expose something strange about how human ears process the universe.",
            "content": "Don Gurnett, the principal investigator for the Radio and Plasma Wave Science instrument on NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, spent decades turning the electromagnetic noise of the outer planets into something a human ear could parse. The Saturn file — a tr... [8860 chars]",
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            "title": "The light hitting your eyes from the sun right now left its surface 8 minutes ago - but the energy behind it may have spent roughly 100,000 years fighting its way out from the core",
            "description": "The eight minutes from sun to eye is the headline figure, but the photon that landed on your retina spent most of its existence trapped in a dense interior where it could only travel a fraction of a centimeter before colliding with the next nucleus.",
            "content": "The sunlight hitting your eyes right now left the sun’s surface about eight minutes ago. That part is the easy clock to understand: light crosses the roughly 93 million miles between the sun and Earth at about 186,000 miles per second.\nThe harder clo... [9774 chars]",
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