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Didier Queloz

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Premier exoplanet hunter on finding the first alien world

The idea of finding planets beyond the solar system was considered borderline crazy just a few decades ago, until Didier Queloz ran headlong into the first one

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An artist's impression of Planet Ten

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Weird orbits hint 'Planet Ten' might lurk at solar system edge

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Astronomer looking through telescope

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Time to embrace our odd place in the cosmos, inside a huge void?

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Spectrum wars: The battle for the airwaves

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two maps of heat maps of twin plants side by side

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Mistaken brown dwarf is actually two planets orbiting each other

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The hottest planet yet is twice Jupiter’s size and hot as a star

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The hottest planet yet is twice Jupiter’s size and hot as a star

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LIGO’s third detection hints at how black hole binaries are born

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LIGO’s third detection hints at how black hole binaries are born

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Weird energy beam seems to travel five times the speed of light

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Weird energy beam seems to travel five times the speed of light

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Astronomers scramble as ‘alien megastructure’ star dims again

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Astronomers scramble as ‘alien megastructure’ star dims again

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LIGO could detect gravitational waves’ permanent space-time warp

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LIGO could detect gravitational waves’ permanent space-time warp

When gravitational waves permanently distort space-time, it causes a “memory” signal – which may help LIGO find some of the universe’s most exotic objects

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Titan’s riverbeds show a terrain built more like Mars than Earth

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Waves surge in opposite directions around Io's largest lava lake

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Earth may have been born in a huge flare-up of the young sun

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Watch Cassini's first two dives between Saturn and its rings

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