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Weird circles in the sky may be signs of a universe before ours

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Weird circles in the sky may be signs of a universe before ours

A theory suggesting that the universe is constantly reborn could be proved right by ‘Hawking points’ – signs of evaporated black holes from a time before the big bang

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Starlight stretched by Milky Way's black hole proves Einstein right

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Starlight stretched by Milky Way's black hole proves Einstein right

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Violent black holes spit neutrinos at Earth and we finally caught one

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Violent black holes spit neutrinos at Earth and we finally caught one

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How to think about... Black holes

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space-time

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The space-time echoes that point to a new theory of reality

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Hawking's headstone

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Stars gravitate to Stephen Hawking’s memorial service

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We've seen a gigantic black hole tear a star in half and eat it

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We've seen a gigantic black hole tear a star in half and eat it

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This image of the area around galactic centre is a composite of images taken in X-ray, optical, and infrared wavelengths

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The centre of our galaxy may be swarming with 10,000 black holes

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Far-off black hole appears to be shredding and devouring a star

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Far-off black hole appears to be shredding and devouring a star

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Ancient black holes may have made the first stars look cool

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Ancient black holes may have made the first stars look cool

The signature of cold gas around the first stars is far stronger than expected. Some suggest dark matter is to blame, but black holes may be the culprit

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Why 2018 is looking like it will be the year of the black hole

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You could survive falling into a black hole but it may get weird

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Dark matter near black holes sends gamma rays from galaxy's core

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Black holes are firing a triple-threat of speedy particles at us

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