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Super-bright supernova hints at dark lens

A lens of dark matter might have magnified a supernova, causing it to look up to 20 times brighter than similar explosions

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Naked-eye comet offers glimpse of solar system's edge

Space

Naked-eye comet offers glimpse of solar system's edge

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Astrophile: Super-bright supernova hints at dark lens

Space

Astrophile: Super-bright supernova hints at dark lens

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Space

Physics crunch: Time to discard relativity?

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Mystery of cosmic rays' origin finally solved

Space

Mystery of cosmic rays' origin finally solved

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We need to rethink how we name exoplanets

Space

We need to rethink how we name exoplanets

Opinion

Runaway stars to fill in the blanks in Milky Way map

Space

Runaway stars to fill in the blanks in Milky Way map

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NASA spy telescopes won't be looking at Earth

Space

NASA spy telescopes won't be looking at Earth

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Astrophile: A scorched world with snow black and smoky

Space

Astrophile: A scorched world with snow black and smoky

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Dinosaur-killing asteroid was a twin terror

Life

Dinosaur-killing asteroid was a twin terror

The infamous space rock that wiped out the dinosaurs may have been a binary – two asteroids revolving around each other

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Stellar performances finally gain the limelight

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Space

Close call coming: Averting the asteroid threat

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Space

8th-century tree rings hint at close-range space blast

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A glittering introduction to the night sky

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