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Tick tick boom, the Earth spits out a moon

Space

Tick tick boom, the Earth spits out a moon

Did a nuclear time bomb deep inside the young Earth tear the planet apart? The evidence could be staring down at us every night, says Stuart Clark

Features

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Space

Vulcan not Pluto moon despite Star Trek actor's push

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Astrophile: Tour the scenic lava lakes of Io

Space

Astrophile: Tour the scenic lava lakes of Io

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Reports of Voyager 1's exit still greatly exaggerated

Space

Reports of Voyager 1's exit still greatly exaggerated

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NASA launches new telescope to solve sun heat mystery

Space

NASA launches new telescope to solve sun heat mystery

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Old Mars rover digs up evidence for drinkable water

Space

Old Mars rover digs up evidence for drinkable water

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Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

Space

Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

Books & Arts

Elderly suns rip their closest planets to shreds

Space

Elderly suns rip their closest planets to shreds

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Death-defying comet wags its tail during solar embrace

Space

Death-defying comet wags its tail during solar embrace

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Dust devils around stars may help planets grow

Space

Dust devils around stars may help planets grow

A vortex seen in a disc around a young star may solve the mystery of how planets grow from grains of dust without first spiralling in to destruction

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Life

Goodbye, Goldilocks? The untimely end of life on Earth

Features

Earth

Is Earth's orbit scarily close to Venus's sultry zone?

Opinion

Space

Phew! Earth won't end up as a Venus-like hell

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Space

Missing moon dust discovered in storage after 43 years

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