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Flaring, echoing star is a beautiful mystery for astronomers Watch

NASA has released a series of images showing the envelope of dust and gas around a recently discovered star. The star, V838 Monocerotis, ... continue reading

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Doubters of Darwin, here's your evidence

Doubters of Darwin, here's your evidence. According to researchers from the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma, swallows are evolving before ... continue reading

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Comet Pan-STARRS a dud, should we bother with ISON? Watch

Sky watchers hopeful for a glimpse of Comet Pan-STARRS have been heartily disappointed, this author included. Failing to meet naked-eye ... continue reading

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Not as strange as it sounds: World's largest telescope is actually a time machine Watch

Although it's called a telescope array, a vast network of radio dishes in the Atacama desert of Chile, is perhaps more of a time machine ... continue reading

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Cambridge astronomers show why we're a lot closer to finding ET than you think

Just a month ago Catholic Online predicted that astronomers would soon be able to search for signs of life around distant planets using a ... continue reading

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Scientists measure the distance to the Large Magellanic Cloud and why you care

Scientists have measured with greater accuracy than before, the precise distance to the Large Magellanic Cloud, an irregular, satellite ... continue reading

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Electronic Arts failed Sim City release suggests who the real online pirates are Watch

Electronic Art's new blockbuster game, "Sim City" was released on Tuesday to a myriad of troubles. Despite being one of the most ... continue reading

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How to spot comet PanSTARRS without a telescope Watch

Comet PanSTARRS is just days away from making its debut in the northern hemisphere. The first of two much-anticipated naked-eye comets ... continue reading

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Bizarre shower of fireballs remains a mystery to astronomers Watch

A remarkable meteor shower that took place a hundred years ago is closer to being explained. The Great Meteor Procession of 1913 is a ... continue reading

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What will happen to Benedict's Twitter? Watch

The Holy Father will close his Twitter account by the end of this week, which may sadden many of his two million followers on the social ... continue reading

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