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Review: <i>Hubble: Imaging Space and Time</i> by David Devorkin and Robert Smith

Review: Hubble: Imaging Space and Time by David Devorkin and Robert Smith

As NASA plans an ambitious final mission to the Hubble Space Telescope, now is the ideal time to delve into this weighty book covering every aspect of the super-gadget

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The trouble with Hubble

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Two new rocky 'super Earths' found

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First 'super Earth' planet found

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Asteroid shaves past Earth's atmosphere

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Spinning black holes fire off violent jets

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Weak gamma ray bursts may be common

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Stray star may have jolted Sedna

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Life unlikely in asteroid-ridden star system

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Dark gassy galaxies' arrested development

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Polar telescope maps the neutrino sky

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Metal key to planet birth

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Universe comes unstuck

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Conference round-up

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