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Telescopes and space missions Research update Water confirmed on distant planet Exoplanet puzzle seems to be solved Read article: Water confirmed on distant planet
Telescopes and space missions Research update Europe plans future research facilities New roadmap focuses on environmental sciences Read article: Europe plans future research facilities
Telescopes and space missions Research update Cosmic-ray mystery deepens High-energy hotspots puzzle cosmologists Read article: Cosmic-ray mystery deepens
Telescopes and space missions Research update ‘Echoes’ shine a light on Tycho Brahe’s supernova New light from old supernova tells us how it exploded Read article: ‘Echoes’ shine a light on Tycho Brahe’s supernova
Telescopes and space missions Research update Is a new force at work in the dark sector? New theory tries to explain latest dark-matter search results
Telescopes and space missions Research update Europe unveils 20-year astronomy roadmap Funding must rise by 20% per year to meet ambitious goals Read article: Europe unveils 20-year astronomy roadmap
Telescopes and space missions Research update Excess of electrons could point to dark matter Are WIMPs annihilating nearby? Read article: Excess of electrons could point to dark matter
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