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Caught in the Act—Astronomers Get Their Best Look Yet at a Supernova Blowing Up

Georgios Dimitriadis thought he had botched the data. It was late on a Friday night and the University of California,

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Fishermen would be puzzled if they netted only big and little fish, but few medium-sized fish. Astronomers likewise have been

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Researchers have developed a new device that can measure and control a nanoparticle trapped in a laser beam with unprecedented

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For many years, scientists have been studying how supernovae could affect life on Earth. Supernovae are extremely powerful events, and

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Astronomers have discovered a distant planet with an abundance of helium in its atmosphere, which has swollen to resemble an

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Researchers began viewing crystals shimmer in the 1990 s. Those crystals sparkled more in the summer season, which scientists took

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An international team of scientists have detected ripples in space and time, known as gravitational waves, from the biggest known

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Gazing across 300 million light-years into a monstrous city of galaxies, astronomers have used NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope to do

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Astronomers have measured all the starlight that has managed to escape into space over the history of the universe. It

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Gathering detailed information on exoplanets is extremely difficult. The light from their host star overwhelms the light from the exoplanet,

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Our Sun may live a pretty lonesome life nowadays, but when it was born some 4.6 billion years ago, it

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A DARK matter hurricane is currently barreling towards Earth and it could help scientists uncover the mystery of the elusive

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