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Life

We'll have the tools to spot nearby aliens by 2030

If life is common in the universe, we will have found signs of it by the middle of the next decade, thanks to a new generation of space telescopes

Opinion

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Space

Eavesdropping on dark sound shrinks the shadow universe

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Physics

Solving the eternal mystery that is time

Opinion

Dark matter no-show puts WIMPs in a bind

Space

Dark matter no-show puts WIMPs in a bind

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Milky Way galaxy is fluttering like a flag

Space

Milky Way galaxy is fluttering like a flag

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No need for inflation if cosmos was a bouncing baby

Space

No need for inflation if cosmos was a bouncing baby

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Space

Earth's super-siblings grew up very differently

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Speed limit found for sluggish dark matter

Space

Speed limit found for sluggish dark matter

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Big bang, no boom: Did Planck pop inflation's bubble?

Space

Big bang, no boom: Did Planck pop inflation's bubble?

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Space

Hairy black hole could show gaps in Einstein's theory

A black hole sprouting hair sounds like the stuff of nightmares, but this bizarre metaphor could open a window beyond the traditional picture of the universe

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Space

Hunting quantum gravity in the big bang's echoes

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Technology

Light-bending black hole mimic is first you can watch

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Earth

'Black holes' of the ocean could curb climate change

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Space

Why space has exactly three dimensions

Features

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