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Magnetic meteorites narrow down solar system’s birthdate

Space

Magnetic meteorites narrow down solar system’s birthdate

Magnetic fields in 4-billion-year-old rocks suggest the dust and gas cloud that spawned the solar system had gone by 3.8 million years after the sun formed

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Lander looking for life

Space

NASA wants to put a lander on Europa’s surface to look for life

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Person in space suit floating high above Earth

Space

Tweet me, I'm about to die in space

Culture

Space junk satellite

Space

Space junk collector burns up after hitting snag in first test

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Galileo satellite

Space

Time to make sure Europe's troubled satnav system really flies

Comment

Analogue alarm clock

Physics

One time or another: Our best 5 theories of the fourth dimension

Features

face artwork

Physics

Essence of reality: Hunting the universe's most basic ingredient

Features

Tiny spacecraft could brake at exoplanet using alien starlight

Space

Tiny spacecraft could brake at exoplanet using alien starlight

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A crystal

Physics

World’s first time crystals cooked up using new recipe

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Mary Jackson

Space

When computers were human: The black women behind NASA’s success

In the mid-20th century, when discrimination and segregation were rife, a number of black women were making their mark at NASA. Here are just a few

Features

Space

Katherine Johnson: The brilliant woman who got the US into space

Features

Space

Lost in space: Two books on the forgotten women of astroscience

Culture

Space

Curiosity finds Mars rock that may be a meteorite made from iron

News

Space

Cold case: The unsolved mystery of what lit Kepler's supernova

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