Extra dimensions could leave trace in Big Bang’s aftermath
Shape of dimensions could affect observations by WMAP and Planck
Blog life: Cosmic Variance
Part two of our new blog column
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Stringing physics along
The problem with string theory
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Stars meet a darker death
Supernovae not seen after long gamma-ray bursts
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Dark energy dates back nine billion years
Ancient supernovae cast light on our expanding universe
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Seeking anthropic answers
Why is the Universe so suited for life?
Cosmology comes of age
Welcoming this year’s Nobel prize
On the case of the “missing” helium
Computer simulation of low-mass stars could explain the shorftall in the measured amount of helium-3 in the cosmos
Nobel prize shared for cosmic microwave background studies
Mather and Smoot win Nobel Prize in Physics for shedding light on the origins of the Universe
Doughnuts cause stars to gain weight
Astronomers find new evidence that could explain how massive stars are formed.
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