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Retracing the stardust trail

In The Stardust Revolution, Jacob Berkowitz explains how stars have shaped the universe and asks if we may soon discover life outside the solar system

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Giant fractals are out – the universe is a big smoothie

Space

Giant fractals are out – the universe is a big smoothie

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Galactic 'axis of asymmetry' threatens cosmic order

Space

Galactic 'axis of asymmetry' threatens cosmic order

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Space

Space-time ripples record black hole crashes

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Most distant black hole 'heard' munching star

Space

Most distant black hole 'heard' munching star

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Sweeping up the mystery of cosmic dust

Space

Sweeping up the mystery of cosmic dust

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Astrophile: Glitch boosts value of already rare star

Space

Astrophile: Glitch boosts value of already rare star

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Massive stars avoid the single life

Space

Massive stars avoid the single life

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Chemical bond discovered that only exists in space

Space

Chemical bond discovered that only exists in space

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Astrophile: Loner galaxy is seed of giant black hole

Space

Astrophile: Loner galaxy is seed of giant black hole

The antisocial tendencies of galaxy NGC 4178 could help us understand how the largest black holes form

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Space

Dark matter underpinnings of cosmic web found

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Space

Humble DNA could help decipher dark matter

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Space

What kind of bang was the big bang?

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Space

Astrophile: Exoplanetary bedfellows make odd couple

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