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Astrophile: Snapshot of a two-faced Tatooine world

Space

Astrophile: Snapshot of a two-faced Tatooine world

The picture of the giant planet might help tease out clues to how worlds form – or it might show that the object is no planet at all

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Astrophile: Dizzy dwarf star will spin itself to death

Space

Astrophile: Dizzy dwarf star will spin itself to death

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Super-bright supernova hints at dark lens

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Astrophile: Glistening cloud acts as cosmic centimetre

Space

Astrophile: Glistening cloud acts as cosmic centimetre

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Naked-eye comet offers glimpse of solar system's edge

Space

Naked-eye comet offers glimpse of solar system's edge

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Astrophile: Super-bright supernova hints at dark lens

Space

Astrophile: Super-bright supernova hints at dark lens

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Space

Physics crunch: Time to discard relativity?

Features

Mystery of cosmic rays' origin finally solved

Space

Mystery of cosmic rays' origin finally solved

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Runaway stars to fill in the blanks in Milky Way map

Space

Runaway stars to fill in the blanks in Milky Way map

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We need to rethink how we name exoplanets

Space

We need to rethink how we name exoplanets

Fed up with dull names for exoplanets, Alan Stern and his company Uwingu have asked the public for help. Will it be so long 2M 0746+20b, hello Obama?

Opinion

Space

NASA spy telescopes won't be looking at Earth

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Space

Astrophile: A scorched world with snow black and smoky

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Life

Dinosaur-killing asteroid was a twin terror

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Space

Close call coming: Averting the asteroid threat

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