Space
Astrophile: The changing face of icy dirt-ball Quaoar
Rather than being the densest object in the Kuiper belt, the icy object Quaoar, named for a Native American god, may simply be an egg-shaped version of its neighbours
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Astrophile: Rhythmic dance helps star lovers mature
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Astrophile: Searing hot exoplanet is an unearthly blue
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Astrophile: Searing hot exoplanet is an unearthly blue
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Astrophile: Clingy planet makes stellar parent flip
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Physics
High-energy cosmos is violent with hint of dark matter
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Space
Two space telescopes close their eyes on the skies
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Life
Three habitable worlds found around the same star
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New lease of life for hobbled planet-hunter Kepler
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Astrophile: The runt of the galactic litter
The smallest galaxy known, Segue 2, is either an impossible runt or a battered companion of the Milky Way
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Physics
Astrophile: The supernova that blew up a galaxy
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Space
Obese black holes outshone stars in earliest galaxies
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Elderly suns rip their closest planets to shreds
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Dust devils around stars may help planets grow
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