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PHOTO: EAST NEWS/BSIP Les phases de la Lune. Repr??sentation des diff??rentes phases de la Lune, huits positions sur l'orbite terrestre qui permet de voir l'angle de vue de la Lune depuis la Terre.

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In this illustration released by NASA, the recently discovered asteroid 2004 MN4's orbit about the Sun is shown in blue. Much of the asteroid's orbit lies within the Earth's orbit, which is the outermost white circle. The positions of the asteroid and the Earth are shown for Thursday, Dec. 23, 2004, when the object was about 14 million km (9 million miles) away from the Earth. The asteroid potentially could impact Earth in 2029, based on a limited number of initial sightings, said Donald Yeomans, manager of the Near Earth Object Program at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena. (AP Photo/NASA)

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Conceptual image of quarks and gluons, the hypothetical particles of matter that make up protons and neutrons, as the building blocks of the universe. Shooting streaks and spiral galaxies are visible in the background.

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