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Stardust, 1961

Stardust, 1961

A plane vanished in 1947 after sending "stendec" in Morse Code

Stardust, Las Vegas, April 1966

Stardust campaigner Bridget McDermott, who lost three children in the tragedy, dies aged 89

Bridget died at home surrounded by her family.

Stardust, Las Vegas Blvd & Convention Center Dr, 1961

Stardust, Las Vegas Blvd & Convention Center Dr, 1961Unknown photographer. c. early 1961. Getty Images.

Star Tiger sent its last radio message at 3:17 a.m. in 1948. No wreckage was ever found.

At 3:17 a.m. on January 30, 1948, radio officer Robert Tuck aboard the Avro Tudor Star Tiger acknowledged receiving a bearing from Bermuda — and was never heard from again. The air...

Astronomers Say Star Self-Destructed So Catastrophically That It Left Behind No Trace of Its Existence

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M HENNINGER-VOSS: Night of the Falling Stars

Crestfallen, needing air, he stepped outside. A neighbor’s voice, so close and urgent in the dark, startled him. “Look!” she said. Just in time he caught the streak of a meteor, an...

"I found Steven Tyler on top of a table and on all fours, snorting a line that extended from one end of the table to ano...

With Aerosmith, Ted Nugent, Journey, Thin Lizzy and AC/DC lined up to play, chaos reigned in the streets and backstage... and five people were shot

Scientists found stardust trapped in Antarctic ice. What could it tell us about our solar system?

"This dust can penetrate the shielding of the solar system and end up on Earth."

“Felt A Bit Like Losing Childhood Innocence”: 31 Shocking, Tragic Celebrity Deaths That People Have Never Recovered From

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The Dead Stars That Won't Fade Quietly

The wreckage of an exploded star is meant to fade quietly, cooling over thousands of years like the embers of a fire. So astronomers were stunned when NASA's Chandra X-ray Observat...