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Astrophile: The supernova that blew up a galaxy

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Astrophile: The supernova that blew up a galaxy

Some juvenile galaxies in the early universe may have grown abnormally big, finally forming gigantic stars that exploded to create massive black holes

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Obese black holes outshone stars in earliest galaxies

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Earliest galaxies were powered by 'obese' black holes

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Space

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

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Quantum gravity takes singularity out of black holes

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Quantum gravity takes singularity out of black holes

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String theory may limit space brain threat

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String theory may limit space brain threat

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South Pole scopes: Witnessing the universe's birth

Space

South Pole scopes: Witnessing the universe's birth

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Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky

Space

Neutrinos from outer space open new eye in the sky

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Hints of lightweight dark matter get even stronger

Space

Hints of lightweight dark matter get even stronger

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Quantum trick offers source for mystery cosmic magnets

The universe is strangely magnetic – and a process of runaway expansion at its birth can now explain why

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Supersonic cosmic winds blew up giant galactic bubbles

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Dark energy is still the greatest cosmic mystery

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Black hole binge could test general relativity

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Ice-bound hunter sees first hint of cosmic neutrinos

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