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Theories of the early universe may have to be revised following new analyses of data from the Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment
Hubble observation is best evidence yet for an elusive class of black holes
The mission will now be disassembled with components used for future Moon missions
Charbonneau and Seager share $1m prize for their work characterizing the atmospheres of exoplanets
The five images reveal galaxies, globular clusters and nebulae in incredible detail
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Pollution from decommissioned satellites re-entering the atmosphere poses a risk to the Earth’s protective ozone layer
New gravitational field model quantifies the "divergence problem" identified in 2022
New mathematical model reveals the workings of the stellar dynamo, with important implications for predicting solar storms
Proposed set-up might help reconcile gravity with quantum descriptions of other fundamental forces
Seven M-dwarfs recently identified as possible Dyson sphere candidates could be a case of mistaken identity
Relatively strong field may have protected life forms 3.7 billion years ago
Claudia de Rham on her new book The Beauty of Falling and her career in theoretical physics
Kate Gardner reviews The Beauty of Falling: a Life in Pursuit of Gravity by Claudia de Rham
Colin White recounts a trip that took him from a Somerset hilltop to the heart of the Milky Way
Researchers at Cornell University have created a prototype urine collection and filtration system
LEGO has teamed up with the European Space Agency to create the bricks using material from a 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite
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Two new studies reveal where the red planet’s water is, and where it (probably) isn’t
Savan Kharel reviews Simulating the Cosmos: Why the Universe Looks the Way It Does by Romeel Davé
The surface of a Kuiper Belt object called Arrokoth is rich in glucose, ribose and other sweet molecules
Instrumentation scientist Lily Ellis-Gibbings and astrophysicist Alex McDaniel are our guests
Proposed mechanism could explain why the orbits of some "hot Jupiters" decay slower than expected
Two independent teams have analysed spectral data from the James Webb Space Telescope to investigate the exoplanet WASP-107 b
Time-domain astronomer receives $1.2m award from Hong Kong-based foundation
Period of ultra-weak field nearly 600 million years ago could have contributed to increase in oxygen levels that favoured complex life
Planet may once have had oceans like Earth
The group will examine the readiness of the Giant Magellan Telescope and the Thirty Meter Telescope
Astrophysicists Duncan Lorimer and Maura McLaughlin talk to Sidney Perkowitz about navigating science and academia as a married couple