Is ‘hot Jupiter’ too close for comfort?
Exoplanet perplexes astronomers
Voyager heads for interstellar space
Richard Corfield celebrates the 20 year anniversary since NASA's Voyager mission left the solar system and began the second leg of its epic journey — an exploration o...
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Migrating giants enrich asteroid belt
Primitive material sprinkled from beyond Neptune towards Jupiter, claim researchers
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‘Sluggish’ jet streams linked to quiet Sun
Solar activity about to rise, researchers claim
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Axions could shed light on solar mysteries
Hot corona could result from hypothetical particles converting to X-rays
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The power of robotics
Robotics competitions supply a vital missing link in science and engineering education, says Robert P Crease
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Mountains on neutron stars could boost gravitational wave detection
'Starquake' simulations reveal immense strength of a neutron star’s crust
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Web life: Hyperphysics
So what is the site about? Hyperphysics is a network of cross-linked articles on topics from acceleration to the Zeeman effect — essentially an online physics encyclopedia. Unlike some sites fea...
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More than wishful thinking
The great vision of fusion power — harnessing the energy source of the stars for the good of people on Earth — is and has always been a highly attractive one. The history of fusion researc...
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Doing science in the open
Online networking tools are pervasive, but why have scientists been so slow to adopt many of them? Michael Nielsen explains how we can build a better culture of online collaboration
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