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Abigail Beall

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The beautiful way stars form out of clumps of gas is visualised for the first time

It may look like an abstract shape from a fuzzy space photograph, but a graph published today reveals a fresh insight into … More

space, stars

Who needs a DSLR when you’ve got a photo-taking car?

Can a car take beautiful photographs? Driving around the streets of Copenhagen on the coldest May evening in 20 years, … More

The Milky Way’s fastest stars could have escaped from nearby galaxies

At the very edge of our galaxy, some stars are moving fast enough that they have the energy needed to escape … More

galaxy, milky way, space, stars

A pair of ‘dancing’ black holes has been spotted circling each other for the first time

It might seem an unfathomably large distance, but in the scale of the Universe, 24 light years is a mere stone’s … More

black holes, space

This gecko-inspired robot could finally help us clean up space

The vacuum of space around Earth is not as desolate as you might think. Around 500,000 pieces of human-made debris orbit our … More

space, space junk, technology

Scientists have created light a billion times brighter than the Sun

A light one billion times brighter than the surface of the Sun has now been created in a lab, making it the … More

laser, technology

Scientists just took a major step towards achieving nuclear fusion

With the potential to provide almost limitless energy, free of any radioactive by-product or greenhouse gases, nuclear fusion is the goal many … More

energy, fusion, nuclear, technology

Nasa has found 10 new planets that could host alien life

Ten potentially habitable worlds have been announced today by Nasa. They are part of a group of 219 exoplanets revealed … More

exoplanets, nasa, planets

Quantum-encrypted communication satellites could be a reality within five years

A laser in space has measured quantum states on Earth, 38,000km away, for the first time. This means a network … More

The multi-dimensional universe hiding inside your head

A fabric of complex structures in our brain could be the key to understanding how the organ works, according to … More

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