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Science & Technology - Tuesday, September 7, 2010 9:44 - 0 Comments
Want to have water? Just add starlight
CARDIFF (UK)—A key ingredient for making water in the atmosphere of some stars is ultraviolet starlight, according to new research. Continue…
- Exploding supernova spews star guts
- Spitzer goes to extremes with Milky Way
- Baby asteroids make a break for it
- Ancient galaxy cluster is shockingly modern
- How to find a pulsar with your home PC
- Taking twinkle, twinkle out of night sky
- NASA telescope spots buckyballs in space
- No moon rings around Saturn’s Rhea
- Alien planets dance around dying star
- Fast stars fueled by black hole
- Intensity mapping shines light on dark energy
- Supermassive stars found in nearby galaxy
- Quasar magnifies far-off galaxy
- Big stars start off just like small ones
- Why track Saturn’s ‘propeller moons’?
- First look deep inside infant solar systems
- Searching for exoplanets that stay in the zone
- Wacky planetary system hints to violent past
- Pictures reveal binary star’s dark companion
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In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- w000t! CPDD joins the blogosphere!!!!!1111!!!! [DrugMonkey] September 8, 2010
- Bravo, Harriet Hall! [Pharyngula] September 8, 2010
- Peretz: Bigoted Putz [Dispatches from the Culture Wars] September 8, 2010
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