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Astrophile: Hot Jupiters oust their siblings

Space

Astrophile: Hot Jupiters oust their siblings

Like baby birds that push their fellow hatchlings out of the nest, giant exoplanets circling their host stars seem to have suspiciously few neighbours

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Space

Swarm of pebbles could safely deflect asteroids

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California meteorite is rare rock laden with organics

Space

California meteorite is rare rock laden with organics

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Astrophile: Mars coils hold with those who favour fire

Space

Astrophile: Mars coils hold with those who favour fire

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Astrophile: an alien sunrise just like Earth's

Space

Astrophile: an alien sunrise just like Earth's

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Astrophile: Ferocious superwind will seal sun's doom

Space

Astrophile: Ferocious superwind will seal sun's doom

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Space

Early asteroids blinged up by meteorite impacts

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Age of oldest rocks off by millions of years

Earth

Age of oldest rocks off by millions of years

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New space radars track small but deadly space junk

Space

New space radars track small but deadly space junk

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Stars put up safety barriers for planets

Space

Stars put up safety barriers for planets

Hot radiation from young stars could explain why planets revolve at certain distances

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Space

Deep future: Where will we explore?

Features

Space

Planetary scientists battle over NASA's Mars budget

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Earth

Ocean current slowdown made Earth spin faster

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Space

LARES 'mirror ball' sat will test Einstein's theory

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