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In an unprecedented galaxy-mapping endeavor, astronomers have enlisted over 10,000 amateur scientists across 85 countries to aid their ambitious mission. With their sights set on…
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Amateur Astronomers Help Identify a Staggering 240,000 Galaxies
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