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        <news:title>Could a world trapped in endless day and night still host life? Here&#39;s what scientists found</news:title>
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    <loc>https://starlust.org/nasa-concerned-after-discovering-mysterious-new-cloud-of-tiny-space-debris/</loc>
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        <news:title>NASA concerned after discovering mysterious new cloud of tiny space debris</news:title>
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