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Exciting celestial events await stargazers, from spotting constellations like a lion and upside-down bear to a mini planet parade. Stunning space photography highlights include a cosmic sunflower and Hubble's breathtaking cotton candy clouds.

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Our moon may have once been as hellish as Jupiter's super volcanic moon Io
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** Turns out, our serene, crater-pocked moon might have had a fiery past that would make even Dante sweat. New research suggests it was once a volcanic nightmare, resembling Jupiter's moon Io—the most volcanically active place in our solar system. Imagine lava fountains erupting from mountains and cracks in the ground for millions of years. Not exactly the peaceful silver orb we gaze at today.
What This Mean: ** This isn’t just a wild "what if" scenario—it reshapes how we understand the moon’s evolution. If true, it means Earth’s closest neighbor went through a dramatic, violent phase before settling into the quiet companion we know. Plus, it raises questions about how other seemingly calm moons might have hidden, explosive histories. Who knew the moon had such a rebellious youth?

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