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New research reveals three rings surrounding a nearby star.

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Martian weather is to blame for a lopsided polar cap.

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A new infrared image reveals how hefty stars trigger stellar newborns.

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The word "planet" has meant many different things over the millennia and even still its definition is evolving.

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Two planetary scientists duke it out over Pluto.

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Scientists will convene this month to figure out what makes an object a planet.

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A giant lake full of ethane and methane has been confirmed to exist on Titan.

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Sex in space could be right around the corner.

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New research gives a detailed account of an ancient asteroid impact.

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Astronomers are optimistic they will find Earth-like worlds in the near future.

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Pluto went from planet to dwarf planet and the latest name, plutoid.

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Two stars thought to be identical twins were born a half million years apart.

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Astrophysicists look to the sun in their search for dark matter.

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Astronomers announced the discovery of three oversized Earths orbiting a sun-like star.

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Astronomers have witnessed the early stages of a star's death.
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Astronomers concoct recipe for a telescope mirror using lunar dust.

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Some of the most massive black holes use high-energy jets to stomp out star-formation.

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The first-ever evidence of a neutron star collapsing into a quark star is announced.

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New images reveal the Milky Way has two major arms and other minor arms.

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New planet is lowest mass exoplanet yet discovered.

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The finding gives astronomers a way to weigh so-called supermassive black holes.

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A tiny star released one of the brightest flares ever seen in the universe.

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Astronomers have discovered remains of the most recent stellar explosion in our galaxy.
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