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face in the dark

Space

Cosmic dark matter and energy balance – for now. Coincidence?

Dark matter dominated the early universe and dark energy will reign billions of years from now. We seem to be living in a strangely special era

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bubble

Space

The Higgs boson makes the universe stable – just. Coincidence?

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Space

One idea explains all the weird coincidences in the universe

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red giant stars

Life

Life's subatomic secret: How we're cracking the Hoyle state

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ExoMars nearing the Red Planet

Space

ExoMars spacecraft splits in two to explore Mars surface and air

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Strange signals from 234 stars could be ET - or human error

Space

Strange signals from 234 stars could be ET - or human error

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Artist's illustration depicts the interior of a low-mass star

Space

Proxima b's hyperactive star is more sun-like than thought

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Red-tinged droplet splattering

Technology

Softening surfaces stops liquids from splashing when they hit

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Physics

Physics and medicine Nobel prizes announced

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Chemistry Nobel Prize goes to invention of molecular machines

Physics

Chemistry Nobel Prize goes to invention of molecular machines

Miniature robots that doctors could guide through a patient’s body to kill cancer cells are closer to reality thanks to winners of this year’s Nobel Prize for Chemistry

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Physics

Physics Nobel goes to discoverers of world of stranger things

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Space

Rosetta lands on 67P in grand finale to two year comet mission

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Space

Robot eyes are catching up with our exploding cosmos

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Technology

Send secret messages hidden in the DNA of bacterial spores

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