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November guide to the bright planets Early this month, the moon sweeps past Venus and Saturn, then passes Mars. Curiosity finds small meteorite on Mars Not the first meteorite found by a rover on Mars, and won't be the last. Asteroid, discovered November 1, swept past Just hours after its discovery, asteroid 2016 VA passed within 0.2 times the moon's distance from Earth. Spacecraft catches partial solar eclipse Take a few seconds and check it out. What's that UFO-looking cloud? Sometimes reported as UFOs, hole-punch cloud are made by jets. Here are 3 amazing spider skills Amazing feats of spiders you might not know about. Mount Hekla was called Gateway to Hell Is Iceland's 3rd most active volcano overdue for another eruption?

ToNIGHT Tonight … Peer out our galaxy's south window Visualize looking from our Milky Way galaxy's flat star-rich disk, into intergalactic space.

Today's Image Spot the ISS in your sky Wayne Boyd caught the International Space Station passing over Marstons Mills, Massachusetts on November 4. A new map-based feature in NASA's Spot the Station program makes it even easier to track the ISS in your night sky. More here.

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the guardian today Sunday 06 Nov 2016 Headlines More » Trump protester: I was beaten for holding a 'Republicans against Trump' sign Exclusive: Self-declared Republican who sparked Nevada security scare says he was attacked for silently showing a sign he printed from the web Triple-lock pension should be scrapped, say MPs Lawyers confront Liz Truss over 'dangerous' abuse of judges Danish backpacker bitten after 'body-slamming' Australian crocodile German ministry wants African migrants intercepted – report India warns UK immigration policy could wreck trade deal US elections More » Did it have to be Hillary Clinton for president? Yes. Here's why Some voters have met Clinton's campaign with skepticism; they want a woman, just not this woman. But the gender gap explains why she makes perfect sense Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Donald Trump is rushed off stage by Secret Service agents at rally in Nevada Republican nominee is shielded from crowd by two agents as a disturbance unfolds near the stage Higher inflation and rising debt threaten millions in UK Sex offender who chained up woman killed at least seven people, say police Dozens arrested at Million Mask March in central London Ireland clinch first ever win over New Zealand to end All Blacks' record streak My wife had cancer but my family didn't call or visit | Mariella Frostrup Sport More » Andy Murray is the 26th men's No1 in tennis – but how does he compare? | Kevin Mitchell Eden Hazard inspires Everton thrashing as Chelsea top the Premier League Australia show ominous form to give Wales nothing to laugh about | Andy Bull Comment is free More » Why the Brexit judges were right | Iain Martin The absurd poppy row reminds us why pieties mess with the joys of sport | Tim Adams Melania Trump stands by her man, a thankless task | Barbara Ellen Culture More » Amy Adams: 'I thought, if I can't figure this out, I can't work any more' Beyond Bob Dylan: authors, poets and musicians pick their favourite songwriter King Lear review – Glenda Jackson makes a shattering return to the stage Business More » Youngstown, Ohio: why voters are supporting Trump in a bellwether city Sterling soars on Trump jitters and Brexit hopes Technology More » Tech is disrupting all before it – even democracy is in its sights Million Mask March: police curb protests amid fears of violence Travel More » The Balkan express: from Belgrade to Bar by railway In search of the funkiest little town in America Life and style More » The eco guide to house plants Blades of glory: my life with knives Eyewitness picture of the day More » Migrants and refugees wrapped in foil blankets aboard the Topaz Responder ship, run by Maltese NGO Migrant Offshore Aid Station and the Italian Red Cross, following a rescue operation off the coast of Libya. AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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