Science Insider on Twitter: "For the next 9 months, the brightest object in the night sky will be a tiny, disco-ball-like satellite https://t.co/iXkR6s2twH… https://t.co/tvoLbO7P8a"

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1. Mike‏ @grorc 24 Jan 2018
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  Where do you get that it will be the brightest??
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1. Antony‏ @Antsmash 25 Jan 2018
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  Pretty sure the moon would be brighter :p
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1. Jimi Struijk‏ @JimiH1 26 Jan 2018
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  This is groovy boys. Space disco
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1. Eliezer Bourchardt‏ @eliezerfb 26 Jan 2018
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  pic.twitter.com/w6bX1arrUX
  
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1. RAD YES‏ @rad_yes 4 Jun 2018
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  Very nice Idea in the days when we talk over POPULATED earth next space agency sending this time not car! but disco ball in space What about orbiters, what can reach black hole or other planetary system? If You don't know how maybe someone know, don't give up Science
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