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Friday, November 20, 2015

Astronomical News

In the search for Earth-like worlds beyond the solar system, Kepler-438b seems to have it all. Alas, its angry star is a poor host for any potential lifeforms.
Shimmering deep inside a cosmic supervoid is MCG+01-02-015, a pristine galaxy that is the undisputed galactic loner of the universe.
Ripple patterns in the dust around young stars may show off where giant planets are lurking.
Where can you catch a light show in the solar system? Here are some of the locations where we have seen auroras.

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