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Shredded galaxy is disintegrating before our eyes after smash-up

Space

Shredded galaxy is disintegrating before our eyes after smash-up

After a collision with its neighbouring galaxy, the Small Magellanic Cloud may lose its ability to give birth to new stars, causing it to grow dim

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neon swirls

Space

The neon swirls that show how a map of our galaxy is made

Regulars

Life on nearest exoplanet may have been wiped out by superflare

Space

Life on nearest exoplanet may have been wiped out by superflare

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probe 1

Space

Mission Icarus: Inside the daring plan to touch the sun

Features

A star has been seen exploding faster than any other on record

Space

A star has been seen exploding faster than any other on record

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Space

Pushing the boundaries: A round-up of new popular science books

Culture

The sun’s mysteriously hot corona may be due to invisible plasma

Space

The sun’s mysteriously hot corona may be due to invisible plasma

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We have found traces of the universe's first ever stars

Space

We have found traces of the universe's first ever stars

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Centre of the Milky Way

Physics

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

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General view of a star field

Space

Weird particle soup may have formed stars in the early universe

Pions are particles that usually decay very quickly. But right after the big bang, they could have made stars that last long enough for us to detect now

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Space

Suns and daughters: The family tree that may unite all the stars

Features

Space

Dancing galaxies may shake up our ideas of galaxy formation

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Space

Some exoplanets orbiting red giant stars may just be a mirage

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Space

Stars that devour their planets get brighter and faster

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