Is exoplanet a ‘waterworld’?
Giant ball of liquid could have a rocky core
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NASA launches sky surveyor
WISE will search for cool stars and study the structure of nearby galaxies
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Pakistani astronomers shine a light on the skies
Saadat A Siddiqi and Muhammad Sabieh Anwar describe how a series of astronomy events in Pakistan over the past year could help to boost the public's interest...
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UK physicists prepare for “deep” budget cuts
Researchers express concern to the UK's science minister over funding council's budget deficit
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Are quasars star-making machines?
Supermassive black holes might help, and hinder, the star-making process
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Binary systems share stardust
Rare glimpse of planet formation in binary star system
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UK to pull out of Gemini Observatory
Funding is 'almost certain' to stop after 2012
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Carbon swaddles baby neutron star
Nascent surface too hot for hydrogen
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Recipes for planet formation
Michael R Meyer describes how studies of extrasolar planets are helping us to understand how planetary systems form and evolve
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Human spaceflight: science or spectacle?
The big debate: David Clements and Ian Crawford spar over whether human spaceflight is worth the effort
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