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How Hefty Can A Star Get?
A study of a massive star cluster near the Milky Way Galaxy's center finds that stars are born with no more than 150 times the Sun's mass - Astronomy
 
Cassini Images Of Titan Reveal An Active, Earth-like World
Saturn's largest and hazy moon, Titan, has a surface shaped largely by Earth-like processes of tectonics, erosion, winds, and perhaps volcanism. The findings are published in this week's issue of the journal Nature - NASA/JPL
 
Mars Rover Goes Its Own Way
The Mars rover Opportunity reached the rim of a small crater called Vostok, early on Wednesday morning, having completed a series of record-breaking autonomous drives over the last month - New Scientist
 
Jupiter: A Cloudy Mirror For The Sun?
Astronomers using the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton telescope have discovered that observing the giant planet Jupiter may actually give them an insight in to solar activity on the far side of the Sun! - Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council
 
'Red And Dead' Galaxies Surprise Astronomers
The corpses of three "dead" galaxies - which to the surprise of astronomers stopped forming stars long ago - have been identified by the Spitzer Space Telescope during a survey of the distant, early universe - New Scientist
 
Black Holes Influence Knowledge Of The Universe
Black holes have a reputation for voraciously eating everything in their immediate neighborhood, but these large gravity wells also affect electromagnetic radiation and may hinder our ability to ever locate the center of the universe, according to an international research team - Pennsylvania State University
 
Evidence Of Dark Energy Missed 30 Years Ago
The discovery in the 1990s that there could be some kind of mysterious dark energy that is accelerating the expansion of the universe came from studies of supernovae billions of light years away. Now, it turns out that the evidence for dark energy was there in our cosmic backyard all along, and that astronomers could have discovered it nearly 30 years ago - New Scientist
 
NASA Finds Lightning Clears Safe Zone In Earth's Radiation Belt
Lightning in clouds, only a few miles above the ground, clears a safe zone in the radiation belts thousands of miles above the Earth, according to NASA-funded researchers - NASA
 
Astronomers Map Chaotic Galaxy's Magnetic Field
Considering its tumultuous nature, the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) exhibits a surprisingly ordered magnetic field, astronomers have discovered. The observations, detailed today [Mar. 11] in the journal Science, provided the most detailed map yet of another galaxy's magnetism and provide a starting point to determining the magnetism of most of the local universe - Scientific American
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Making Meteor Crater
New calculations propose the famed crater in Arizona resulted from the impact of a swarm of fragments, not a single object - Astronomy
 
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