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New Exoplanet in Our Neighborhood

Yoichiro Suzuki and Takaaki Kajita awarded 2016 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

Suzaku finds common chemical makeup at largest cosmic scales

Astronomers peer inside stars, finding giant magnets

ALMA telescope unveils rapid formation of new stars in distant galaxies

Listening to the extragalactic radio

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New Exoplanet in Our Neighborhood

Yoichiro Suzuki and Takaaki Kajita awarded 2016 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

Suzaku finds common chemical makeup at largest cosmic scales

Astronomers peer inside stars, finding giant magnets

ALMA telescope unveils rapid formation of new stars in distant galaxies

Listening to the extragalactic radio

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Yoichiro Suzuki and Takaaki Kajita awarded 2016 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

Suzaku finds common chemical makeup at largest cosmic scales

Astronomers peer inside stars, finding giant magnets

ALMA telescope unveils rapid formation of new stars in distant galaxies

Listening to the extragalactic radio

New Exoplanet in Our Neighborhood