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    A new class
    Solar Child
    by Solar Child  8-18-2009   
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    when the universe was but a toddler
    Solar Child
    by Solar Child  6-26-2009   
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    Lightning without rain on Mars
    Solar Child
    by Solar Child  6-24-2009   
     "Every new look at the planet gives us a new insight."
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    Hubble's great catches
    janekl
    by janekl  3-29-2009    6
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    Astronomy Picture of the Day
    Mohir
    by Mohir  3-10-2009   
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    2000 Year Old Computer Rebooted
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  12-19-2008    3
     Amazing...
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    pOSSIBILITY OF LIFE ON eUROPA
    Solar Child
    by Solar Child  12-10-2008   
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    Is a Dark-Matter Galaxy Orbiting the Milky Way?
    tabsey
    by tabsey  9-25-2008   
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    Spitzer Space Telescope Celebrates 5th Birthday With Portrait of Stellar Nursery
    tabsey
    by tabsey  8-25-2008   
     Good pic.
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    Secrets of Antikythera Mechanism, world's oldest calculating machine, revealed
    Beholder
    by Beholder  7-30-2008    1
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    Quiet Explosion: Object Intermediate Between Normal Supernovae And Gamma-ray Bursts Found
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  7-25-2008   
     Stars that were at birth more massive than about 8 times the mass of our Sun end their relatively short life in a cosmic, cataclysmic firework lighting up the Universe. The outcome is the formation of the densest objects that exist, neutron stars and black holes. When exploding, some of the most massive stars emit a short cry of agony, in the form of a burst of very energetic light, X- or gamma-rays.
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    Jupiter’s Red Spot chews up and spits out a storm
    JohnWaterman
    by JohnWaterman  7-17-2008   
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    "Baby Boomer" Galaxy found
    RecordSage
    by RecordSage  7-15-2008   
     Star birthing machine
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    Hubble Unveils a Mystery 1.2 Billion Light Years Distant
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  7-10-2008    1
     Nothing is too far to study....
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    Black holes have simple feeding habits
    tabsey
    by tabsey  6-19-2008   
     Not so keen on spinach.
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    NASA finds new type of comet dust mineral
    tabsey
    by tabsey  6-16-2008   
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    Descent of the Phoenix
    Bluephoenix4
    by Bluephoenix4  5-30-2008   
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    A Test of the Copernican Principle
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  5-25-2008    6
     Disproving the Copernican Principle would amount to a a Copernican revolution on its own account :-) Also, certain aspects of general relativity would need a profound review. Fortunately it seems Copernicus was right after all. Or was he?
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    100 explosions recorded on the Moon
    arifsali
    by arifsali  5-21-2008    1
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    Look quick to spy a bright comet
    tabsey
    by tabsey  5-21-2008    1
     As the article says, only a few days to see it.
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    Found ! Missing matter in finger of gas
    pokkets
    by pokkets  5-8-2008   
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    Could Jupiter wreck the solar system?
    Aribeth
    by Aribeth  5-4-2008    3
     "So what's the likelihood Mercury could crash into the Earth? If it did, the asteroid that most likely wiped out the dinosaurs will seem like a drop in the ocean compared with a planet 4880 km in diameter slamming into us. There will be very little left after this wrecking ball impact. But here's the kicker: There is only a 1% chance that these gravitational instabilities of the inner Solar System are likely to cause any kind of chaos before the Sun turns into a Red Giant and swallows Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars in 7 billion years time. So, no need to look out for death-wish Mercury quite yet… there's a very low chance that any of this will happen. But some good news for Mars; the researchers have also found that if the chaos does ensue, the Red Planet may be flung out of the Solar System, possibly escaping our expanding Sun. So, let's get those Mars colonies started! Well, within the next few billions of years anyhow…" Good stuff for the next science-fiction movie :-)
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    German schoolboy, 13, corrects NASA's asteroid figures: paper
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  4-15-2008    5
     I hope this is NASA's only mistake in calculating asteroid impact probabilities. ...and respect to the the bright child.
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    Pluto lovers,don't despair
    Aribeth
    by Aribeth  4-11-2008    4
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    Thye Largest Star in the Universe ~ Visualized
    Tylast
    by Tylast  4-6-2008    6
     Just click the picture & watch! Just have a couple min of patience to watch the pics.
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    Youngest forming planet discovered
    tabsey
    by tabsey  4-6-2008   
     More on this t the news site.
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    Witnessing the formation of distant galaxies
    tabsey
    by tabsey  4-6-2008   
     Lucky light is as quick as it is.
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    Astronomers see 'youngest planet'
    invictus
    by invictus  4-2-2008   
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    Plot of the Innermost Solar System, March 29, 2008
    mariana3
    by mariana3  3-29-2008   
     The plot below shows the current location of the major planets (Mercury through Mars) and the minor planets that are in the innermost region of the solar system. Just in case you thought it's lonely out there in the space ;-)
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    13.73 Billion Years - The Most Accurate Measurement of the Age of the Universe Yet
    mariana3
    by mariana3  3-28-2008   
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    A neutron star with an attitude
    tabsey
    by tabsey  2-22-2008   
     New theories abound in science, it seems.
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    The end is near... well, in 7.6 billion years
    arifsali
    by arifsali  2-21-2008    2
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    Magnified pics of the sun
    tabsey
    by tabsey  2-21-2008    1
     Have a quick peek.
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    Beautiful Balls of Gas
    sweetsfoods
    by sweetsfoods  2-20-2008    4
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    Aurora Crowns Jupiter's North Pole
    tabsey
    by tabsey  2-7-2008    1
     Fantastic pic of Jupiter.
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    Hubble Captures Gargantuan Fossil Galaxy
    tabsey
    by tabsey  2-6-2008    1
     Always something of interest with this astronomy stuff. No wonder so many are interested.
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    Bio-Earth Planetology: Planets as Living Super-Organisms
    wildcat
    by wildcat  1-29-2008    4
     finally reaching the gaia hypothesis?
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    We'll be at Mercury by Monday! - can't wait
    JohnWaterman
    by JohnWaterman  1-11-2008    2
     Very detailed article at the site.
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    A new (mysterious) polar cyclone on Saturn
    JohnWaterman
    by JohnWaterman  1-8-2008   
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    Exoplanet Reflected Light Detected For The First Time
    dorine
    by dorine  12-28-2007   
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