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Two Mars Express Visual Monitoring Camera views of the crescent of Mars, each showing the bright, narrow Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud streaming westwards from the volcano. Credit: ESA/GCP/UPV/EHU Bilbao, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
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This Week in Astronomy: Martian Ice From Nothing, Heavy Alcohol and a Planet With Two Births

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October 09,2026
Artist's impression of an extreme debris disk: a blue ring of dust encircling a star, with a bright yellow and orange flash where a planetary embryo has just been struck by a larger body. Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, Joseph Olmsted (STScI)
This week in astronomy: shattered planets, cosmic hydrogen and a newborn magnetar
October 03,2026
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This week in astronomy: shattered planets, cosmic hydrogen and a newborn magnetar

October 03,2026
Artist's illustration of the first generations of hot, massive stars igniting inside glowing clouds of primordial hydrogen and helium gas in the early Universe. Credit: NASA, STScI/A. Schaller.
This week in astronomy: weak winds, early worlds and wandering black holes
September 25,2026
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This week in astronomy: weak winds, early worlds and wandering black holes

September 25,2026
Artist's concept of the newly confirmed planet Elias 2-24 b, a young Jupiter-mass world glowing within a gap in the dusty protoplanetary disc still encircling its parent star. Credit: W. M. Keck Observatory/Adam Makarenko.
This Week in Astronomy: The Youngest Planet We Have Ever Found
September 18,2026
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This Week in Astronomy: The Youngest Planet We Have Ever Found

September 18,2026
A deep Dark Energy Camera image of a crowded field of faint galaxies, with two inset boxes marking a Type Ia supernova in a nearby spiral galaxy and a much more distant quasar. Credit: DES Collaboration/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Zamani
This Week in Astronomy: Dark Energy Wobbles, and the Smallest Worlds Beyond Neptune
September 11,2026
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This Week in Astronomy: Dark Energy Wobbles, and the Smallest Worlds Beyond Neptune

September 11,2026
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November 14,2025
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The Yearly Telescope Live Birthday Bargain Promotion is Here! Don’t Miss the Only Credit Sale of the Year!

November 14,2025
Two Black Holes
Black Hole Merger Validates Core Predictions of General Relativity
October 02,2025
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Black Hole Merger Validates Core Predictions of General Relativity

October 02,2025
SMBH
The Direct Measurement of A Black Hole Mass During the Era of Reionisation
September 22,2025
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The Direct Measurement of A Black Hole Mass During the Era of Reionisation

September 22,2025
Solar Wind
Measurement of Pickup Ions in the near-Earth Solar Wind
September 14,2025
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Measurement of Pickup Ions in the near-Earth Solar Wind

September 14,2025
Perseverance Rover
Detections of PAHs on Mars Hint at Biological Origin
September 07,2025
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Detections of PAHs on Mars Hint at Biological Origin

September 07,2025
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