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Chandra Proves Black Hole Infuence is Far Reaching
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December 1, 2005
- Images and additional information about Chandra are available here
NASA Scientists Witness A Supernova Cosmic Rite of Passage
Scientists Find Possible Birth of Tiniest Known Solar System
Planet-Sized Brown Dwarf May Yield Miniature Solar System
Was Einstein's "Biggest Blunder" A Stellar Success?
Hubble, Sloan Quadruple Number of Known Optical Einstein Rings
Integral Unveils New Class Of 'Supergiant' X-ray Binary Stars
Star on the Run - Speeding Star Observed With VLT Hints At Massive Black Hole
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November 9, 2005
- The full text of this ESO Press release and the associated artist's impression is available here
Swift Satellite Hailed as "Best of What's New" in Popular Science
Neutron Star Discovered Where A Black Hole Was Expected
Scientists See Light That May Be From First Objects In Universe
Kavli Institute Symposium on New Views of the Universe to meet Dec. 8-13
Black Holes Provide A Breeding Ground For Stars
Black Holes Provide A Breeding Ground For Stars
NASA's Chandra Reveals New Star Generation
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October 13, 2005
- For more information about this and other Chandra research click here
'Six Years of Science with Chandra' Symposium Open to Media
Hawaii Astronomers Track Down Source of Short Gamma-Ray Bursts
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October 5, 2005
- Information about each Swift-detected gamma-ray burst is available here
In A Flash NASA Helps Solve 35-Year-Old Cosmic Mystery
Flashes Shed Light on Cosmic Clashes ESO's Telescopes See Afterglows
of Elusive Short Bursts
HETE-2 Satellite Helps UC Berkeley and International
Team of Scientists Solve 35-Year-Old Mystery
of Cosmic Explosions Short Gamma-Ray Bursts
Decades-Old Mystery of Gamma-Ray Bursts Solved by International Team of
Astronomers
HETE-2 Satellite Solves Mystery Of Cosmic Explosions
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October 5, 2005
- A high-resolution artist's rendering of the HETE-2 satellite is available
upon request (see contact info)
MIT-Led Team Solves Mystery of Short Gamma Ray Bursts
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October 5, 2005
- Animations and additional information on the HETE mission are available here
NASA's Gravity Probe B Mission Completes Data Collection
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October 3, 2005
- Click here for information about Gravity Probe B on the Web
Black Holes Aren't So Black
Cluster and Double Star See Star-Surface Cracks During Massive 'Starquake'
Discovery Confirms Explosive Prediction Made by Astrophysicists in 1999
Hawaii Telescopes Catch Most Distant Explosion
SOAR Telescope First to Observe and Measure Distance to Massive
Explosion
Most Distant Cosmic Explosion Detected Smashes Previous Record
Star Death Beacon at the Edge of the Universe
Star Eats Comapanion
NASA's Swift Satellite Finds Newborn Black Holes
Black Hole Blows Bubble Between the Stars
NASA's Spitzer Finds Hidden, Hungry Black Holes
Why Does The Sky Glow?
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August 3, 2005
- For more information on the Spitzer Space Telescope click here
New Look At Microwave Background May Cast Doubts on Big Bang Theory
This Supernova Just Won't Fade Away
Three Satellites Needed To Bring Out 'Shy Star'
X-Ray Oscillations From Biggest Star Quake In Universe
Provide Clues to Mysterious Interior of Neutron Stars
Scientists Measure How Deep "Deep Impact" Was, With X-rays
NASA's Swift Satellite Offers a Different View of the Great Comet Collision
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July 4, 2005
- click here
for a movie of the ultraviolet observations and other images
Astronomers Using the VLT Discover Bright Cosmic Mirage Far Away
Japanese X-ray Satellite with NASA Instrument to Launch this Summer
Scientist Refines Cosmic Clock to Determine Age of Milky Way
Researchers Devise Plasma Experiment that Shows how Astrophysical
Jets are Formed
Ripples in Cosmic Neutrino Background Measured for the First Time
High School Students Win Time on New U.S. - Japan Space Telescope
Mitchell Gift to McDonald Observatory Will Fund
Dark Energy Experiment, Education Programs
Cornell Astronomers Find Key Evidence Supporting Theory of Quasars
Orbiting Stars Flooding Space With Exotic Gravitational Waves
Naked Carbon/Oxygen Stars may Produce Gamma-Ray Bursts
when their Core goes Supernova
Astrophysicists Propose a Novel Procedure to Probe the
Accelerating Expansion of the Universe and the Nature of Dark Energy
Robotic Telescope Penetrates Heart of Universe's Most Powerful
Explosion
Scientists Watch Black Hole Born in Split-Second Flash of Light
NASA'S Chandra Observatory Catches X-Ray Super-Flares
Wonderful Star Reveals its Hot Nature
SDSS Uses 200,000 Quasars to Confirm Einstein's Prediction of
Cosmic Magnification
XMM-Newton Sees 'Hot Spots' on Neutron Stars
Star Explosions on the Half-Shell
X-Ray Vision of Violence in Interacting Galaxy Clusters
Discovery of Giant X-Ray Loop Hints at Cosmic Particle Accelerator
Explosions in Space may have Initiated Ancient Extinction on Earth
Era of Galaxy and Black Hole Growth Spurt Discovered
Swift Mission Nabs Its First Distance Measurement to Star Explosion
First Results from Swift
Lisa and the Search for Elusive Gravity Waves
Concentrated Dark Matter at the Cores of Fossil Galaxies
Unveiling the High Energy Milky Way Reveals 'Dark Accelerators'
New Image of Earth, Seen through Gamma-Ray Eyes
Meeting Invites Amateur Astronomers to Help the Pros
X-Rays Signal Presence of Elusive Intermediate-Mass Black Hole
Researchers Find Evidence of Dark Energy in our
Galactic Neighborhood
Chandra Probes High-Voltage Auroras on Jupiter
Distant Galaxies Show A Mature Universe Even in Childhood
Newly Seen Force may Help Gravity in Star Formation
NASA Observes One of Brightest Cosmic Explosions
Keck Telescope Helps Detect First Gamma-Ray Bursts from the "SWIFT"
Satellite
New Measurement Undermines Physicists' Theories for Nature's Hidden
'Particle-Force' Collaboration
Lost and Found: X-Ray Telescope Locates Missing Matter
Swift Sees Pinwheel Galaxy, Satellite Fully Operational
Before Stars, Dark Matter Haloes were First Objects in the Early
Universe
Integral Rolls Back History of Milky Way's Super-massive Black Hole
Top High-Energy Astronomy Prize Awarded for Work on Star Explosions
SWIFT Mission Images the Birth of a Black Hole
Spying on Black-Hole Eating Habits with LISA
Songs of the Universe, Brought to the Classroom
Surf's Up: Matter Rides on Wave of Spacetime Around Black Hole
Scientists See Matter at Breakneck Speed Circling a Black Hole
Close to a Black Hole's Edge, Scientists Make Two Discoveries
Substructure Maps Show that Dark Matter Clumps in Galaxies
Swift X-ray Telescope Sees Its First Light and Captures Its First
Gamma-Ray-Burst Afterglow
NASA SWIFT Mission Turns on and Sees a Blast of Bursts
Most Powerful Eruption in the Universe Discovered
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