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  1. Samuel Adeyemi Technology

    University of Wrenhaven's first satellite reaches orbit to watch coastal erosion

    Why it matters: The shoebox-sized satellite, built by students and staff over four years, sent its first signal to the ground station on the university roof shortly after launch.

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  2. Liam Brennan World

    Aurora seen from the space station ripples above the atmosphere

    Why it matters: Timelapse footage from orbit captures the southern lights in full motion over the Southern Hemisphere.

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  3. Sofia Marchetti World

    Night view from orbit: Mediterranean coasts aglow

    Why it matters: Footage from the space station shows city lights tracing the dark expanse of the sea.

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  4. Amara Nwosu World

    Moonlight on the ocean, city lights on land

    Why it matters: 4K footage from the space station follows a night-time pass from moon glint over the Pacific to the lights inland.

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  5. Isabel Duarte Technology

    A 3D model of a Mars rover, seen from every angle

    Why it matters: The animation shows the six-wheeled rover’s robotic arm, cameras and chassis in detail.

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  6. Tom Ashworth Technology

    Artemis I launch in slow motion turns night into day

    Why it matters: Slow-motion footage shows NASA's SLS rocket lifting off in 2022 as its exhaust lights up the sky.

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  7. Nadia Karim World

    Hurricane Erin seen from the International Space Station

    Why it matters: Footage from the ISS shows the vast cloud shield of Hurricane Erin over the Atlantic.

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  8. Hannah Okoye 8 photos Technology

    Night sky and space: from the stars to Earth's lights

    Why it matters: The Milky Way, star trails and auroras photographed from the International Space Station.

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