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Kepler planetary disk

Space

‘Alien megastructure’ star may host Saturn-like exoplanet

Rather than being caused by extraterrestrial construction, the bizarre dimming of Tabby’s star could instead be due to a closely orbiting, ringed planet

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A binary start system with a white dwarf pulling material off its partner star

Space

Speedy white dwarf may have survived a rare type of supernova

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Image of Mars from the Hubble Space Telescope

Space

Ice at Mars’s equator hints the planet was once much more tilted

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Victor M. Blanco Telescope and stars

Space

New sky survey shows that dark energy may one day tear us apart

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Milky Way visible in the sky above some mountains

Space

Half the atoms inside your body came from across the universe

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Diagram showing three-body system

Space

The cosmic dance of three dead stars could break relativity

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Galaxy supercluster is one of the biggest things in the universe

Space

Galaxy supercluster is one of the biggest things in the universe

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Person throws up at hands standing at blackboard covered in equations

Physics

Five things physicists hate about physics

Features

When is a black hole not a black hole? When it’s a boson star

Space

When is a black hole not a black hole? When it’s a boson star

Features

Pointer on circular weighing scales

Physics

Protons are lighter than thought, which may solve a big puzzle

A new experiment that makes the proton 30 billionths of a per cent lighter than before could help make sense of the glut of matter over antimatter in the cosmos

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Space

Buckyballs mysteriously show up in cold space and warp starlight

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Space

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

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Earth

The mystery xenon in Earth’s atmosphere came from icy comets

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Space

The Higgs bang: The particle that blew up the universe

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