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Deep Space

Why do we see some galaxies edge-on and others face-on?

We find out why galaxies are orientated this way

Deep Space

What would Hubble see from a distant galaxy?

We find out what the space telescope can see from a far away galaxy

Deep Space

What makes hypervelocity stars move so fast?

We take a look at what causes these stars to speed across the universe

Astronomy

Supercomputer creates millions of virtual universes to understand galaxy evolution

These “ex-machina” universes will help understand the physical rules that our actual space-time

Deep Space

Astronomers map more of Milky Way’s puzzling cosmic void

The existence of the Local Void has been widely accepted, but it remained poorly studied because it lies behind the centre of our galaxy and is therefore heavily obscured from our view

Deep Space

Solved! How the universe’s biggest stars become massive

Astronomers have obtained the first detailed face-on view of a gaseous disc feeding the growth of a massive baby star

Deep Space

Astronomers uncover new way to measure space’s expansion

Using National Science Foundation (NSF) radio telescopes, we may now have resolved an outstanding question about the cosmos

Q & A

Quiz: How well do you know black holes?

Think you know everything there is about space’s weirdest objects? See how well you score in our quick-fire!

Deep Space

The universal mystery of the missing mass

NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has used X-ray powers for the greater good to help solve the long-standing mystery of Universe’s matter

Deep Space

Is dark matter hiding a mirror world?

We find out if this material is harbouring a reflection of the cosmos

Astronomy

Heroes of Space: Clyde Tombaugh

The amateur astronomer who discovered Pluto and visited the dwarf planet after his death

News

Space telescope captures most of the early universe’s starlight

The analysis estimates the formation rate of stars and provides a reference for future missions that will explore the still-murky early days of stellar evolution

News

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Space Exploration

Heroes of Space: Professor Stephen Hawking

We take a look at the life so far of one of the greatest physicists of the modern day.

Astronomy

Heroes of Space: Henrietta Swan Leavitt

On this day in 1868 an unsung astronomer, who helped to discover our place in the universe, was born

Deep Space

What is Heat Death?

Is this one of the ways the universe could end?

Deep Space

What is a mini black hole?

Are these dense objects scattered throughout the universe?

Deep Space

Newly discovered Star Trek world ‘dead ringer’ for Spock’s home planet

The Dharma Planet Survey has shown that science fiction may be a little less so

Deep Space

What happens when two galaxies collide?

Do things crash together or is it more serene?

Deep Space

How close to the edge of a galaxy can planets exist?

Is there such a thing as a ‘galactic habitable zone’?

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