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Berkeley astronomers question future of Geoffrey Marcy after harassment charge

Exoplanet hunter apologizes for 'unwelcomed' behaviour with women

Pushing towards the human–Martian frontier

Apollo 7 astronaut Walter Cunningham issues a challenge

Dark matter may power supernovae

Claim could be put to the test by new detectors

Image of the G299 type Ia supernova remnant

India launches ASTROSAT mission

Country's first dedicated astronomy satellite will survey the skies in a range of wavelengths

Photograph of the ASTROSAT satellite wrapped in protective foil prior to being launched

Where is the cosmic rumble from merging black holes?

Silent supermassive binaries thwart attempt to detect gravitational waves

Computer simulation showing two black holes that are merging

Web life: Cosmic Yarns

A cosmologist blogs about science fiction and the scientific questions it raises

Home page of the Cosmic Yarns blog, which contains an image of a spiral galaxy viewed side-on and carries the message Exploring the science in Science Fiction

What is the Event Horizon Telescope?

Avery Broderick describes the instrument that will provide the highest resolution images in the history of astronomy

Artist's concept of a supermassive black hole. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Solar wind casts a reddish hue over rocky objects

Ion-accelerator experiment could explain why many asteroids are dark red

Photograph of a portion of the Neuschwanstein meteorite, which contains enstatite

Galactic shape-shifting signals a decrease in star formation across cosmic history

Study suggests that most stars are born in spiral galaxies but end up in elliptical ones

Telescope image of a pair of spiral galaxies in the process of merging into an elliptical galaxy

Unique, but not exceptional

A book that characterizes life on Earth as "special but not significant" gets Tamara Davis thinking about the interconnectedness of the cosmos

Photo of the Earth as a blue marble in space, taken from the Moon

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