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Astronomers zoom in on a galaxy 9 billion light-years away thanks to gravitational lensing

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Astronomers may have just discovered an interstellar comet visiting our solar system

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How does gravity affect photons (that is, bend light) if photons have no mass?

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8 new repeating fast radio bursts offer new opportunities for insights

Galaxies, Stars

The cosmic distance ladder: How we measure an infinite universe

Wormholes could offer a path to the most distant places in the universe. Credit: dimonika/Shutterstock.
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If wormholes exist, could we really travel through them?

Cosmology, Science

Scientists start developing a mini gravitational wave detector

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Constant confusion: New studies deepen mystery of universe’s expansion

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Are these supermassive black holes on a collision course?

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A second one-time fast radio burst has been traced back to its galaxy

Cosmology

What Creates Gravitational Waves?

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Do Neutrinos Hold Secrets to the Cosmos?

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