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Cosmic ripples continue to make waves

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Baby oil reveals neutrino's secrets

Up, Up and away to the beginning of time: Balloons that float to the very edge of the atmosphere are giving astronomers the most detailed view yet of the radiation echoing down from the earliest years of the Universe