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The Kepler spacecraft is dead but its planet-hunting legacy lives on

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The Kepler spacecraft is dead but its planet-hunting legacy lives on

On 30 October, NASA announced that the Kepler planet-hunting spacecraft is being shut down. Over almost a decade, it changed our views on our place in the universe

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Didier Queloz: The search for habitable exoplanets

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Didier Queloz: The search for habitable exoplanets

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Stephen Fairhurst: Gravitational wave hunting

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Stephen Fairhurst: Gravitational wave hunting

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Our best planet-hunting telescope has come to the end of its mission

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Our best planet-hunting telescope has come to the end of its mission

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Emma Bunce: Inside the BepiColombo probe's mission to Mercury

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Emma Bunce: Inside the BepiColombo probe's mission to Mercury

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The grand canyon and the milky way

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Winners of the astronomy photo prize reveal the beauty of the universe

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An artistic impression of galaxies

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7 explanations for why mysterious radio bursts are coming from space

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Let’s embrace the joy of moonmoons and more playful scientific terms

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Let’s embrace the joy of moonmoons and more playful scientific terms

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Mysterious cosmic radio signal spotted unusually close to Earth

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Tim Peake: To the ends of the Earth and beyond

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Tim Peake: To the ends of the Earth and beyond

Astronaut Tim Peake and explorers Nics Wetherill and Will Millard tell Valerie Jamieson of �鶹��ý Live about life in space and the wild corners of Earth

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Soyuz crash could kill the ISS and set space flight back decades

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The Sun review – a shiny blockbuster for London’s Science Museum

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Astronauts make emergency landing after Soyuz rocket malfunctions

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Don't miss – a dance of death, musical exploration and maps from light

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