Dark-matter map points to galaxy formation
Astronomers unveil huge survey of dark matter in the Universe
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Tiny dip could point to cosmic-ray origins
Calculations help pin down GZK cut off
Hubble to get new lease of life
Space Shuttle astronauts will, after all, extend the life of the ageing Hubble telescope
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“Smust” soaks up ethane on Titan
Ethane on Saturn's largest moon Titan could be bound up in dusty smog particles, or "smust".
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Learning lessons from Galileo
Galileo returns to the stage
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Japan launches satellite to study the Sun
Satellite that could warn of dangerous solar explosions was launched successfully on Saturday
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Impossible supernova confounds astronomers
Re-evaluation of astronomical distances could be necessary
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Grand deuterium challenge unveiled
Researchers propose a way to directly measure the amount of deuterium in the early Universe
Pluto relegated to dwarf status
Astronomers define ninth planet and its largest moon as double-dwarf system
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Gravity lens reveals dark matter
Multiple observations of colliding galaxies provide evidence of dark matter
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