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Lifting the veil from a star’s alien worlds
The composition of exoplanets can be studied via their spectra – those rainbows of information...
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Moon takes little dip into Earth’s shadow
Most of the world, apart from the Americas, experienced a rare lunar eclipse yesterday – but one...
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Cock-up at NASA highlights Rude Planet
Some elements of the press have had a bit of fun today thanks to a cheeky-looking image from the surface...
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NASA says Mars could have supported life
Mars could have been home to life some time in its history, NASA has revealed in an exciting new announcement....
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80 million meteors like Chelyabinsk are threat
Astronomers have identified the meteor that exploded over Russia earlier this month and say we are under...
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Asteroid 2012 DA14 set to skim past Earth
The Earth will dodge a cosmic bullet this week when a 50-meter wide asteroid skims past our planet. The...
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Comets galore orbit alien stars
A comet blazing in the night sky can be a spectacular sight, with its bright gaseous tail liberated from...
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Brian May makes new study of dust in space
Another one writes the dust! Queen musician Brian May has put down his guitar to carry out fresh research...
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Five new planets orbit a nearby star
If it is clear tonight when it gets dark, and you’re in northern latitudes, then go outside and...
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Catch up on more great space stories
If you enjoy the articles on Skymania, you may like to know that I am also a regular contributor to a...
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Smoking gun points to volcanoes on Venus
Venus is shining down as beautifully as ever at the moment, in a must-see line-up with planetary siblings...
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Mercury, Venus and Saturn line up
If you have never seen Mercury before, now is a very good opportunity. The innermost planet that never...













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