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A magnetar has been discovered throwing off bizarre blasts of radiation. Is this where fast radio bursts come from?

By Paul Sutter - August 10, 2020 09:52 AM UTC | Stars
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Asteroids Somehow Migrated Past Jupiter During the Solar System's Early History

By Andy Tomaswick - August 09, 2020 11:36 PM UTC | Planetary Science
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An exoplanet has been found for the first time using radio telescopes

By Paul Sutter - August 09, 2020 03:55 PM UTC | Exoplanets
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Neutron stars of different masses can make a real mess when they collide

By Paul Sutter - August 09, 2020 01:16 PM UTC | Stars
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Why Can Black Hole Binaries Have Dramatically Different Masses? Multiple Generations of Mergers

By Brian Koberlein - August 09, 2020 11:31 AM UTC | Black Holes
Black hole mergers with very different masses tell us how small mergers can give rise to even larger ones.
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A Globular Cluster was Completely Dismantled and Turned Into a Ring Around the Milky Way

By Matthew Williams - August 08, 2020 03:26 PM UTC | Milky Way
An international team of astronomers discovered some surprising when studying a debris ring around our Milky Way: the remnants of an ancient globular cluster
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Newly forming star has spiral arms like a tiny galaxy

By Paul Sutter - August 08, 2020 03:20 PM UTC | Stars
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Mira-type variable stars are constantly throwing the key chemicals for life out into space

By Paul Sutter - August 08, 2020 02:37 PM UTC | Astrobiology
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This is What the Solar System Really Looks Like

By Evan Gough - August 07, 2020 06:49 PM UTC | Planetary Science
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Beyond "Fermi's Paradox" V: What is the Aestivation Hypothesis?

By Matthew Williams - August 07, 2020 05:12 PM UTC | Astrobiology
Is it possible that the aliens are not hiding, but sleeping and waiting for the Universe to get better?
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Meteors of August: Our Guide to the 2020 Perseids

By David Dickinson - August 07, 2020 12:11 PM UTC | Planetary Science
It's August and that means the Perseid meteors are inbound, starting this weekend this shower is a sure-fire bet, though 2020 sees the spectacle go down under somewhat challenging circumstances.
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Antarctica Is the Best Place On Earth for a Telescope, Is Also the Hardest Place to Put a Telescope

By Andy Tomaswick - August 06, 2020 11:44 PM UTC | Telescopes
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A Strange Planet has been Found that's Smaller than Neptune But 50% More Massive

By Evan Gough - August 06, 2020 08:47 PM UTC | Exoplanets
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Martian Features Were Carved by Glaciers, not Flowing Rivers

By Evan Gough - August 06, 2020 03:50 PM UTC | Planetary Science
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New Solar Model Successfully Predicted Seven of the Sun's Last Nine Big Flares

By Nancy Atkinson - August 06, 2020 11:48 AM UTC | Solar Astronomy
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NASA Astronauts are Back on Earth After a Successful Crew Dragon Splashdown

By Matthew Williams - August 06, 2020 12:19 AM UTC | Space Exploration
Astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley just returned from the ISS, completing the first crewed mission from US soil in almost a decade.
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Finally! SpaceX Starship Prototype SN5 Flies Just Over 150 Meters Into the Air

By Matthew Williams - August 05, 2020 04:33 PM UTC | Space Exploration
Yesterday, SpaceX moved one step closer to sending people to the Moon and Mars when its SN5 prototype successfully made a 150 m (~500 ft) hop test!
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There's One Cloud on Mars That's Over 1800 km Long

By Evan Gough - August 05, 2020 04:01 PM UTC | Planetary Science
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Some Stars Could Support as Many as 7 Habitable Planets

By Matthew Williams - August 04, 2020 07:35 PM UTC | Exoplanets
A new study by a team of astronomers and planetary scientists calculate that some stars could have as many as 7 habitable planets orbiting them!
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The Universe is the Same, Everywhere We Look. Even More than Cosmologists Predicted

By Brian Koberlein - August 04, 2020 04:00 PM UTC | Cosmology
The Universe is about 10% smoother than we expect, and astronomers aren't entirely sure why.
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