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Supercomputer black hole collisions make fake gravitational waves

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A guide to the black holes in our backyard

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Gerard van Belle: The lives of stars

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That’s astronomy, too

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If we know the path that both the Milky Way and our solar system have been on, could Hubble not look back on that path and see both at some point in the past?

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Vega is said to rotate at about 87 percent of the speed that would tear it apart. If it ever reached that speed, what would an observer on Earth witness?

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Strange indeed

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Concentric contemplation

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Jupiter dazzles all night

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A whale of a story

Exoplanets, Planets, Solar System

Please explain why the total solar eclipse in August 2017 starts on the west coast and progresses eastward.

Exoplanets, Planets, Solar System

Couldn’t Hyperion’s low density and spongy texture be better explained by it being a captured comet?

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