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Astronomers toast the cosmos with dazzling images

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Astronomers toast the cosmos with dazzling images

51¶¯Âþ rounds up the best images released in celebration of the International Year of Astronomy

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New comet may be visible with the naked eye

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New comet may be visible with the naked eye

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Review: <i>Hubble: Imaging Space and Time</i> by David Devorkin and Robert Smith

Review: Hubble: Imaging Space and Time by David Devorkin and Robert Smith

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The trouble with Hubble

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Two new rocky 'super Earths' found

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First 'super Earth' planet found

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Asteroid shaves past Earth's atmosphere

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Spinning black holes fire off violent jets

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Weak gamma ray bursts may be common

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Stray star may have jolted Sedna

A passing star may have kicked the planetoid into its strange orbit, which takes it to the Solar System's edges

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Life unlikely in asteroid-ridden star system

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Dark gassy galaxies' arrested development

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Metal key to planet birth

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Polar telescope maps the neutrino sky

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