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Astronomers want your help finding 'missing' black holes in the Milky Way

Space.com By Sharmila Kuthunur
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A citizen science project is seeking volunteers to comb through NASA telescope data for telltale signs of the galaxy's hidden black holes.

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Science and Space today: October 18

Today's stories span robotics encounters, tributes to pioneering space programmers, surprising stellar colors, and historic animal spaceflight. They also highlight a new high‑capacity smartphone battery, citizen‑science black‑hole hunting, emerging pet‑cloning biotech, and compact fusion‑device development.

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