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Planck measurements of dust in glowing technicolor

Space

Goopy dark matter could slow down expansion of the universe

A speculative form of dark matter could have a surprising effect on the universe's early evolution – making gravitational waves from the big bang easier to see

News

The Jicamarca Radio Observatory in Peru, where radar echoes in the upper atmosphere were first detected

Space

Invisible radar wall in the atmosphere caused by UV from the sun

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Graph showing the gravitational wave signal from LIGO

Space

Gravitational waves: Your cheat sheet on the find of the decade

Features

Illustration of a planet losing its atmosphere

Space

Stars burn away the atmospheres of close-in super-Earths

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LIGO 1

Space

How we found them: Inside a giant gravitational wave detector

Features

gravastar

Space

Was gravitational wave signal from a gravastar, not black holes?

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Picture of Mars with clouds

Space

Unexplained plume over Mars could be caused by solar outburst

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close-up of professor brian cox

Space

Brian Cox: Science can teach politicians to be humble

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Layout of 5-cubit device

Technology

Try your hand at programming IBM's online quantum computer

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Trio of Earth-sized planets around nearby star could reveal life

Space

Trio of Earth-sized planets around nearby star could reveal life

Astronomers have discovered three exoplanets in orbit around a nearby dwarf star, making them good targets for atmospheric analysis

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Physics

Beech marten halts LHC after chewing on a power cable

News

Physics

That’s odd: Missing neutrinos may be shapeshifters

Features

Space

That's odd: Axis of evil stretches across the cosmos

Features

Physics

That's odd: Why is gravity so weak?

Features