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The Kepler spacecraft is dead but its planet-hunting legacy lives on

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The Kepler spacecraft is dead but its planet-hunting legacy lives on

On 30 October, NASA announced that the Kepler planet-hunting spacecraft is being shut down. Over almost a decade, it changed our views on our place in the universe

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3D performer

Space

Don't Miss: a dance in virtual space, playable painting and podcasts

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Our best planet-hunting telescope has come to the end of its mission

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Our best planet-hunting telescope has come to the end of its mission

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An artistic impression of galaxies

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7 explanations for why mysterious radio bursts are coming from space

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Let’s embrace the joy of moonmoons and more playful scientific terms

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Let’s embrace the joy of moonmoons and more playful scientific terms

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The Sun review – a shiny blockbuster for London’s Science Museum

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The Sun review – a shiny blockbuster for London’s Science Museum

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We've spotted the shock wave from an invisible explosion in space

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We've spotted the shock wave from an invisible explosion in space

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Pulsar

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We’ve found a pulsar spinning so slowly that it shouldn’t exist

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night sky

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Inside the stargazer's paradise where all outside lights are banned

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Jocelyn Bell Burnell wins $3m Breakthrough prize for pulsars discovery

Physics

Jocelyn Bell Burnell wins $3m Breakthrough prize for pulsars discovery

Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovered pulsars – bright, spinning neutron stars – in 1967. Now, she has been awarded the $3 million Breakthrough Prize for that work

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Neutron stars bend light so much we see their front and back at once

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Explosive facelift left star looking much younger than its true age

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See the bright lights and spectacular colours of our shining universe

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We've just seen a huge space explosion and don't know what it is

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