Motion of exploding stars could shed light on dark energy
Cosmologists call for decades-long survey of type-Ia supernovae
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BaBar gets to the bottom of bottomonia
First measurement of ground state could improve our understanding of the early universe
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Survey of distant galaxies sets limit on cosmic strings
Gravitational lensing measurement suggets that cosmic strings make up no more than 2% of mass of universe
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A cosmic conundrum
Lincoln Wolfenstein explores the enduring mystery of matter–antimatter asymmetry
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Blog life: Chris Lintott’s Universe
Chris Lintott on life co-presenting TV's The Sky at Night
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GLAST blasts off in search of gamma rays
Space telescope could soon shed light on some of the most violent astrophysical processes in the universe
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Fastest supercomputer overtaken by Roadrunner
US machine will be used initially to model cosmology, astrophysics and the climate
New tests of the Copernican Principle proposed
Results could have implications for cosmic acceleration and dark energy
Neil Turok chosen to lead Perimeter Institute
Cambridge cosmologist says his switch to the Canadian centre is the "opportunity of a lifetime"
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John Wheeler: 1911-2008
Giant of physics who gave black holes their name dies at 96
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