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Space

Galaxies get real when the dark side warms up

New simulations of our corner of the cosmos suggest that dark matter might be warm, with relatively fast-moving and lightweight particles

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What's eating the stars out of our galaxy's heart?

Space

What's eating the stars out of our galaxy's heart?

Features

Biggest star ever found may be ticking antimatter bomb

Space

Biggest star ever found may be ticking antimatter bomb

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Deep space X-ray flash is most powerful ever recorded

Space

Deep space X-ray flash is most powerful ever recorded

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Heart of darkness could explain sun mysteries

Space

Heart of darkness could explain sun mysteries

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US cellphone expansion could deafen radio astronomers

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Pope's astronomer: 'Science helps me be a priest'

Space

Pope's astronomer: 'Science helps me be a priest'

Opinion

How Planck's pain could be the LHC's gain

Space

How Planck's pain could be the LHC's gain

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Supernovae don't make the biggest atoms

Space

Supernovae don't make the biggest atoms

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Space

Gamma rays may betray clumps of dark matter

Solar-system-sized remnants of dark matter that formed in the early universe could be littering our galaxy and emitting gamma rays

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Space

Zodiacal light: zombie comets to blame

Features

Space

Half-eaten dwarf planet reveals chemical secrets

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Early stages of crater birth captured on camera

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Space

Young stars found at record-breaking distances

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