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Comet Catalina and a bright rotating meteor

The post Comet Catalina and a bright rotating meteor appeared first on Sky & Telescope. from Sky & Telescope http://ift.tt/1mIMQXy … More

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Des civilisations extraterrestres pourraient vivre dans les amas globulaires

Deux chercheurs défendent l’idée que les amas globulaires, contrairement à ce que l’on pourrait penser, pourraient regorger de planètes habitables … More

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Ice Volcanoes On Pluto? New Imagery Points To It | Video

Much like volcanoes on Earth, a 100 mile-wide, 13,000 foot-high mountain on the cold dwarf planet sports a deep depression … More

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Why cosmic inflation’s last great prediction may fail (Synopsis)

“The paradigm of physics — with its interplay of data, theory and prediction — is the most powerful in science.” –Geoffrey West Cosmic inflation, … More

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Looking for Eta Carinae Twins in Distant Galaxies

If There’s One, There are Probably Others I didn’t get to write about this yesterday, what with all the other … More

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HD 7449Ab: Choreography of a Planetary Dance

Given this site’s predilections, it’s natural to think of Centauri A and B whenever the topic of planets around close … More

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Cameco targets over 6000 tons of Uranium production in 2016 from Cigar Lake

Cameco expects the Cigar Lake operation to produce 16 million pounds of packaged uranium concentrate (U3O8) – equivalent to 6154 … More

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NASA’s Next Major Space Telescope Project Officially Starts in February

NASA’s next big astronomy mission after the James Webb Space Telescope will become a formal project in February thanks to … More

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China’s Moon Rover Finds New Kind of Lunar Rock

Data gleaned by China’s Yutu rover on the Moon has identified a new type of lunar basalt, shedding insight on … More

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“Ancient Cities of the Universe” –Most Distant and Massive Galaxy Cluster Ever Discovered

"We had some sense of how massive and distant it was, but we weren’t fully convinced," says Michael McDonald, assistant … More

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