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The Solar System
Discovery of small celestial bodies and their census analysis
Mid-Infrared Observations during the Deep Impact
Probing the Origin of Comets
Planetary Atmospheres, Satellites, and Rings by Infrared Observations
The Births of Stars and Planetary Systems
S106: A Cradle of Stars - A Region Where Many Stars Are Being Born
The Silhouette of a Protostellar Envelope
Birthplace of Planets
Imaging Discovery of a Second Jupiter
The Milky Way and its Group
The World of Stars in the Andromeda Galaxy
Galactic Archeology Studies with Satellite Galaxies
Probing the First Stars in the Universe
The Word of Galaxies
“Stealth Merger” of Dwarf Galaxies
A Violent Wind Blown from the Heart of a Galaxy Tells the Tale of a Merger
Supermassive Black Holes Hide in Dust Cocoons
Protocluster of Galaxies Undergoing Rapid Growth
Energetic Phenomena in the Universe
Capturing Light from a Gravitational Wave Source
Discovery of a Peculiar Supernova
Origin of Gamma-Ray Bursts
Classical Nova Explosions are Major Lithium Factories
The Distant Universe
Subaru’s Deep Survey of the Universe
The Most Distant Cluster of Galaxies
Discovery of the Most Distant Galaxy in the Cosmic Dawn
Most Distant and Ancient Supernovae
Dark Matter and Cosmology
Deep Survey of Dark Matter
Discovery of Numerous Ultra Dark Galaxies
The Expansion of the Universe Detected by Supernovae
