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Watching the transit of Venus… from Saturn

This week's transit is the last to be seen from Earth for more than a century, but the same event should be visible from other planets later this year

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Transit of a lifetime: Why all eyes are on Venus now

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Transit of a lifetime: Why all eyes are on Venus now

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Astrophile: The outermost ocean in the solar system

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Astrophile: The outermost ocean in the solar system

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Crisis averted: Dark matter was there all along

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Crisis averted: Dark matter was there all along

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Astrophile: The case of the disappearing pulsar

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Astrophile: The case of the disappearing pulsar

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Magnetic space whirlpools give Mercury a plasma shower

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Magnetic space whirlpools give Mercury a plasma shower

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Number of asteroids that pose risk to Earth is doubled

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Number of asteroids that pose risk to Earth is doubled

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Pulsar heavyweight champ challenges Einstein

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Pulsar heavyweight champ challenges Einstein

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Dust rings not 'smoking gun' for planets after all

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Dust rings not 'smoking gun' for planets after all

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Astrophile: Two craters that launched 1000 meteorites

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Astrophile: Two craters that launched 1000 meteorites

Vesta thought its days as the solar system's punching bag were over – then along came two bullies that are solely responsible for a whole class of meteorite

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Sun too sluggish to act as a cosmic Concorde

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Astrophile: Hot Jupiters oust their siblings

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Swarm of pebbles could safely deflect asteroids

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California meteorite is rare rock laden with organics

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