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Scientists Discover Leftovers From The Universe's Very First Stars
The findings could give researchers a better view of what happened when the first stars formed after the Big Bang.
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French, Russian Raids in Syria Kill 33 Islamic State Terrorists in 72 Hours
French and Russian air strikes in northern Syria have killed at least 33 terrorists with the Islamic State group in the last 72 hours, a monitoring group said today.
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Paris Time Lords Extend Greek Deadline - By a Second
By pure chance, Greece will gain fractionally more time to meet a midnight deadline today to pay its IMF debts - thanks to a move by international time arbiters in the Paris Observatory to add one second to the world's clocks.
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Billion-dollar 'discovery machine' set for launch
Europe on Thursday will place a billion-dollar bet on a space telescope designed to provide the biggest and most detailed 3-D map of the Milky Way.
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British astronomers set up extraterrestrial search network
British astronomers have set up an experts' network to promote the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, the Royal Astronomical Society said today.
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Three 'super Earth' planets found, where life could exist
Three "super Earth" planets have been found orbiting a nearby star at a distance where life in theory could exist, according to a record-breaking tally announced on Tuesday by the European Southern Observatory (ESO).
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Scientists Discover Leftovers From The Universe's Very First Stars
The findings could give researchers a better view of what happened when the first stars formed after the Big Bang.
-
French, Russian Raids in Syria Kill 33 Islamic State Terrorists in 72 Hours
French and Russian air strikes in northern Syria have killed at least 33 terrorists with the Islamic State group in the last 72 hours, a monitoring group said today.
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Paris Time Lords Extend Greek Deadline - By a Second
By pure chance, Greece will gain fractionally more time to meet a midnight deadline today to pay its IMF debts - thanks to a move by international time arbiters in the Paris Observatory to add one second to the world's clocks.
-
Billion-dollar 'discovery machine' set for launch
Europe on Thursday will place a billion-dollar bet on a space telescope designed to provide the biggest and most detailed 3-D map of the Milky Way.
-
British astronomers set up extraterrestrial search network
British astronomers have set up an experts' network to promote the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, the Royal Astronomical Society said today.
-
Three 'super Earth' planets found, where life could exist
Three "super Earth" planets have been found orbiting a nearby star at a distance where life in theory could exist, according to a record-breaking tally announced on Tuesday by the European Southern Observatory (ESO).
