Posts in: astronomy

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An artist’s imagined rendition of the view from PH1, an exoplanet with four suns [Image credit: Dirk Terrell]

The astronomical data explosion

With the surge in telescopic space data, pro-am astronomy collaborations are making stellar discoveries

By | Posted February 3, 2013

Jupiter: Earth’s bodyguard or secret assassin?

Jupiter: Earth’s bodyguard or secret assassin?

The gas giant’s mighty gravitational pull slings comets and asteroids towards Earth, while also deflecting them away

By | Posted November 29, 2012

Friday Science Cinema

Friday Science Cinema

Because you can procrastinate for another few minutes…

By | Posted July 20, 2012

The best of the best

The best of the best

Scienceline presents our top 10 staff picks of the year

By | Posted January 2, 2012

The end is near [Image Credit: a href="http://www.fotopedia.com/items/flickr-510672745">link to sourcevia Pierre J. at Flickr]]

Apocalypse 2012

What’s left on our science to-do list before the Mayan doomsday arrives

By | Posted January 1, 2012

The city that never sleeps

The city that never sleeps

Light pollution threatens humans, animals

By | Posted October 17, 2011

Garlic, space-time and foliage

Garlic, space-time and foliage

Our favorites from the week

By | Posted May 6, 2011

Weed, sugar and turtles. [Image credits, left to right: warrantedarrest, Mykl Roventine, Rachel Nuwer]

Weed, sugar and turtles

Our favorites from the week

By | Posted April 15, 2011

The Fates of Universes

The Fates of Universes

Astrophysicist Michael Shara studies star explosions and the evolution of the universe

By | Posted January 21, 2011

Bridging science and culture with the Thirty Meter Telescope

Bridging science and culture with the Thirty Meter Telescope

How taking the right steps helped mitigate a 40-year dispute in Hawai‘i

By | Posted January 18, 2011

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