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Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Astronomers Find Rare Beast by New Means

Astronomers have found an example of the rare type of supernova thought to produce Gamma Ray Bursts, but through radio, not gamma-ray, observations. The breakthrough, they say, will ...  > full story

Star Shoots out Material at Close to the Speed of Light

Astronomers studying a stellar explosion (known as SN 2007gr) have found long-sought evidence that certain types of supernovae produce 'relativistic' jets ...  > full story

Cosmology: Weak Gravitational Lensing Improves Measurements of Distant Galaxies

A cosmologist has extended the relationship between the x-ray luminosity and the mass of galaxy clusters as measured by gravitational ...  > full story

How Galaxies Form: New Research Resolves Conflict in Theory

The cold dark matter theory has been used for more than 20 years to explain how the smooth universe from the big bang evolved into the galaxy-rich cosmos we see ...  > full story
 

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