Stars and solar physics Opinion and reviews Another side of black holes A book about the links between black holes, galaxy formation and the distribution of matter in the universe, reviewed by Kulvinder Singh Chadha Read article: Another side of black holes
Structure and dynamics Research update Supernova origin of galactic cosmic rays confirmed Characteristic signature of neutral-pion decay spotted Read article: Supernova origin of galactic cosmic rays confirmed
Stars and solar physics Research update Extremely bright supernovae may break the Chandrasekhar limit High magnetic fields could let white dwarfs get bigger before exploding Read article: Extremely bright supernovae may break the Chandrasekhar limit
Stars and solar physics Research update Searching for magnetic monopoles in polar rocks Method advantageous for a range of monopole masses and charges Read article: Searching for magnetic monopoles in polar rocks
Structure and dynamics Feature The secret of life David Jenkins and Oliver Kirsebom explore the mysterious nuclear energy level of carbon-12 that made life possible Read article: The secret of life
Stars and solar physics Research update Carbon’s Hoyle state calculated at long last Supercomputer simulates "bent state" crucial for nucleosynthesis Read article: Carbon’s Hoyle state calculated at long last
Stars and solar physics Feature Cool dust and baby stars Steve Eales revels in the new view of the universe provided by the Herschel Space Observatory Read article: Cool dust and baby stars
Telescopes and space missions Research update Ancient gas sheds light on universe’s first billion years Quasar light probes era when first stars switched on Read article: Ancient gas sheds light on universe’s first billion years
Stars and solar physics Research update Quantum corrections could boost combustion models How to lower the risk of hydrogen explosions at nuclear plants Read article: Quantum corrections could boost combustion models
Telescopes and space missions Research update Pulsar timekeepers measure up to atomic clocks Stellar timescale could be useful on Earth Read article: Pulsar timekeepers measure up to atomic clocks
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