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astronomy

Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky

Space

Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky

Fancy seeing the sky in neutrino? Supermassive black holes, giant exploding stars and dark matter may give up their secrets now that neutrinos from space are detectable

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Why Mercury is a hard orange, not a soft peach

Space

Why Mercury is a hard orange, not a soft peach

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Moon water came from young wet Earth

Space

Moon water came from young wet Earth

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Space

New type of supernova born in stellar smash-up

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Black hole binge could test general relativity

Space

Black hole binge could test general relativity

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Water worlds bring us closer to finding Earth's twin

Life

Water worlds bring us closer to finding Earth's twin

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Heart on fire: Our galaxy's black hole is set to blow

Space

Heart on fire: Our galaxy's black hole is set to blow

Features

Jupiter got a soaking from comet Shoemaker-Levy 9

Space

Jupiter got a soaking from comet Shoemaker-Levy 9

Regulars

Astrophile: Void galaxy trio aligns with dark filament

Space

Astrophile: Void galaxy trio aligns with dark filament

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First neighbouring planets that are both life-friendly

Life

First neighbouring planets that are both life-friendly

The Kepler space telescope has revealed three worlds suited to life – two are in one solar system, so any inhabitants could already have found each other

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Space

Saturn's rings leave ghostly imprint on atmosphere

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Space

Astrophile: Nude crashing stars spark radiation bursts

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Space

Outcast black holes surround the Milky Way

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Space

Planck map reveals birth, life and death of a cosmos

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