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A New, "Exceptionally Close" Exploding Star

Size of the Universe Now Measured to Within One Percent

X-Ray Factory Revealed in the Center of Our Galaxy

Awards and Honors, Research

Neutrino Detector at the South Pole Gets Breakthrough of the Year Award

A Blast from Its Past Dates the Youngest Neutron-Star Binary

Ultra-Bright Gamma-Ray Burst Shakes Up Theories of Light Production in the Most Powerful Explosions

Neutrinos on Ice Now the Coolest New Astronomy Tool

New Type of Black-Hole Quasar Discovered

"Transformer" Star Discovered with X-rays and Radio Waves

New Effort to Learn How Our Galaxy Formed Makes Public Release of Its First Data

Best Ultraviolet Map of the Nearest Galaxies Now Revealed

Super-dense Star is First Ever Found Suddenly Slowing Its Spin