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Home›science›A high school student was scanning free NASA-ESA images when he spotted a tiny dot near the Sun, which turned out to be a sungrazing comet in 2005
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A high school student was scanning free NASA-ESA images when he spotted a tiny dot near the Sun, which turned out to be a sungrazing comet in 2005

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A high school student was scanning free NASA-ESA images when he spotted a tiny dot near the Sun, which turned out to be a sungrazing comet in 2005
A high school student discovered a comet using publicly available NASA spacecraft images, turning a school project into an astronomy career and major scientific recognition.
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