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Out of all the videos that I posted in today's Neutron star collision detected and other top science stories of 2017, the one that did the best job of showing the consensus was CuriosityStream's Top Science Stories of 2017, including the neutron star collision, the eclipse, Cassini, and oldest H. sapiens in its list.

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Science had quite a year. From a solar eclipse that captured North America to the discovery of a possible eighth continent to a brand new dinosaur fossil - and everything in between - look back on the moments that made us say "WOW."

Here's what I wrote about the streaming service's reputability as a source about science.

CuriosityStream has risen from nowhere to being what I consider to be a reputable source in very little time. I never mentioned it on this blog before I posted Nature documentary nominees are well photographed at the 2017 News and Documentary Emmy Awards and 'Sonic Sea,' a triple nominee, and its competitors this past October, but the streaming service received two nominations for original science and nature programming and one award at the News and Documentary Emmy Awards, so I think it's earned its place.

Congratulations to CuriosityStream and may it continue to do a great job on science and space.