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Astrophile: Clingy planet makes stellar parent flip

Space

Astrophile: Clingy planet makes stellar parent flip

In a super-fast solar cycle, the star Tau Boo swaps its magnetic poles at least every two years, and a big, gassy offspring may be to blame

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Blast from the past: Solving the Tunguska mystery

Earth

Blast from the past: Solving the Tunguska mystery

Features

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Space

Cosmic preheating baked planets, stars and people

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New lease of life for hobbled planet-hunter Kepler

Space

New lease of life for hobbled planet-hunter Kepler

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Old Mars rover digs up evidence for drinkable water

Space

Old Mars rover digs up evidence for drinkable water

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Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

Space

Sublime images to inspire an off-Earth generation

Books & Arts

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Space

Obese black holes outshone stars in earliest galaxies

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Death-defying comet wags its tail during solar embrace

Space

Death-defying comet wags its tail during solar embrace

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'We will be amazed by the diversity of exoplanets'

Life

'We will be amazed by the diversity of exoplanets'

Opinion

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Space

Phew! Earth won't end up as a Venus-like hell

Earth's evil twin Venus was born hot and dry, so our planet is not destined to become a hellish wasteland, after all

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Space

Astrophile: Hobbyist stakeout solves dwarf star enigma

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Space

Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky

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Space

Why Mercury is a hard orange, not a soft peach

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Space

Moon water came from young wet Earth

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