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Jade Rabbit wakes up from lunar sleep

Mission control still working to fix "control abnormalities"

Web life: Space Politics

A blog dedicated to the idea that "sometimes, the most important orbit is the Beltway"

Nearby brown dwarf has partly cloudy skies

Clues emerge about weather patterns on "hot Jupiters"

Quasar shines a bright light on cosmic web

First image of intergalactic filaments obtained

Planck perspectives

Peter Coles explains what the data from the Planck mission mean for cosmological theories

Ternary system could reveal chinks in general relativity

Pulsar and companions will put general relativity to the test

Discovery offers best-ever test of Einstein's theory

The world of physics in 2014

Find out more about the key physics events of the coming year – and those we predict might happen

Our favourite pictures of 2013

From shape-shifting metals and evolving bubbles to ancient light

Image of the Crab Nebula taken by the Hubble Space Telescope

First noble-gas molecules found in space

Argon hydride spotted in remnant of exploded star

Cartoon showing Maggie, Bart, Lisa, Marge and Homer Simpson balancing on a board

Between the lines: Christmas special

Books about the mathematics in The Simpsons, vanishing starry nights, medical physics, big questions and some very weird life forms

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