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Bowling for dark matter, Nova, 15 October 2015
Inner Workings: Using the atmosphere as a giant cosmic-ray detector, PNAS, 11 August 2015
Why the big bang's light may have a tilt, Quanta, 30 June 2015
Dark energy could signal collapse of the universe, New Scientist, 31 March 2015
Supernova 'kaleidoscope' seen for first time, Nature, 5 March 2015
Dark energy tested on a tabletop, Quanta, 31 March 2015
Alien planets' boiled bones can become oases for life, BBC, 12 February 2015
Cosmic inflation's 'smoking gun' goes up in smoke, New Scientist, 4 February 2015
Are Earth years a bit weird? BBC, 29 December 2015
Core Concept: Supernovae and dark energy, PNAS, 3 February 2015
Smallest 'compound' galaxy found, BBC, 30 October 2014
Chaotic cosmic wombs may birth backwards planets, New Scientist, 21 October 2014
Lunar volcanoes suggest the moon may still be warm, New Scientist, 12 October 2014
Excitement Over Gravity Waves Comes Crashing Down, Nautilus, 26 September 2014
Electron Handedness Affects Gas Molecule Breakup, Physics Focus, 12 September 2014
Signs of New Physics from the LHC, Scientific American, 19 August 2014
Are White Holes Real? Nova, 19 August 2014
Biggest void in universe may explain cosmic cold spot, New Scientist, 3 July 2014
Does a new particle lurk in data from sleeping LHC? New Scientist, 11 June 2014
Star dust casts doubt on recent big bang wave result, New Scientist, 15 April 2014
LHC spots particle that may be new form of matter, New Scientist, 10 April 2014
Earth is prepared enough for the next asteroid strike, New Scientist, 18 February 2014
Will we ever know the true nature of dark energy? Nova, 27 January 2014
NASA readies Orion for first test flight, IEEE Spectrum, 31 December 2013
Chinese lunar landing kicks off modern moon rush, New Scientist, 18 December 2013
Water seems to flow freely on Mars, Nature, 10 December 2013
China launches Jade Rabbit rover to moon, New Scientist, 3 December 2013
Light from farthest galaxy yet discovered breaks through cosmic fog, Nature, 23 October 2013
India blasts off for Mars: here's what it will do, New Scientist, 5 November 2013
Diamond drizzle forecast for Saturn and Jupiter, Nature, 9 October 2013
Astrophile: Cosmic poltergeist messed up Milky Way, New Scientist, 16 September 2013
NASA orbiter will use laser to bring broadband to moon, New Scientist, 4 September 2013
Astrophile: Milky Way's black hole is a picky eater, New Scientist, 29 August 2013
Star twinkles could help pin down planet sizes, New Scientist, 21 August 2013
Russian meteor may have gangmates in tow, Nature, 02 August 2013
Kickstarter campaign wants to send tiny satellites out of Earth orbit, Technology Review, 18 July 2013
NASA's 2020 Mars rover would search for signs of past life, Nature, 10 July 2013
'Corkscrew' light could turbocharge the Internet, Nature, 27 June 2013
Startup plans constellation of tiny satellites, Technology Review, 27 June 2013
'Nuclear pasta' may stabilise pulsars' spins, New Scientist, 09 June 2013
First proof that infinitely many prime numbers come in pairs, Nature, 14 May 2013
Mars rover's search for signs of life may come up dry, Nature, 02 April 2013
Blow for 'dark flow' in Planck's new view of the cosmos, New Scientist, 03 April 2013
'Hologram-lite' idea for 3D phone displays, Nature, 20 March 2013
Plutonium tests offer hope for dark space missions, New Scientist, 15 March 2013
Cosmic rays originate from supernova shockwaves, Nature, 15 February 2013
Mars rover finds puzzling organic traces in first soil sample, Technology Review, 04 December 2012
Stores of ice confirmed on Sun-scorched Mercury, Nature, 29 November 2012
Most distant galaxy hails from mysterious cosmic dawn, New Scientist, 19 September 2012
Kepler glitch may lower odds of finding Earth's twin, New Scientist, 24 July 2012
Tropical lakes on Saturn moon could expand options for life, Nature, 13 June 2012
Watching the transit of Venus... from Saturn, New Scientist, 05 June 2012
'Impossible' material would stretch when compressed, New Scientist, 22 May 2012
'Superflares' erupt on some Sun-like stars, Nature, 16 May 2012
Sun too sluggish to act as a cosmic Concorde, New Scientist, 10 May 2012
Astrophile: Hot Jupiters oust their siblings, New Scientist, 07 May 2012
Dust rings not 'smoking gun' for planets after all, New Scientist, 14 May 2012
Exotic electrical effect pops up in soft mammalian tissue, New Scientist, 07 March 2012
Bionic butterfly wings are ultimate heat sensors, New Scientist, 12 February 2012
Baby pulsars spawn universe's most energetic particles, New Scientist, 01 February 2012
Jupiter's heart is dissolving, New Scientist, 22 December 2011
Tough astronaut bugs to blast off for Martian moon, New Scientist, 08 November 2011
Astrophile: Giant star comes with ancient tree rings, New Scientist, 03 October 2011
Extraterrestrial dust reveals asteroid's past and future, New Scientist, 25 August 2011
Black hole caught grabbing a starry treat, New Scientist, 24 August 2011
How stamps got an astronaut fired, New Scientist, 27 July 2011
Rover may tackle Kilimanjaro-sized mound on Mars, New Scientist, 28 June 2011
Second team does not see Tevatron's mystery signal, New Scientist, 10 June 2011
Meet the League of Extraordinary Supernovae, New Scientist, 08 June 2011
How to turn the vacuum into a superconductor, New Scientist, 08 April 2011
Dark matter could make planets habitable, New Scientist, 30 March 2011
Probe set to become Mercury's first artificial satellite, New Scientist, 15 March 2011
Maser to predict Milky Way's fate, New Scientist, 28 January 2011
Mystery 'missile' likely a jet contrail, says expert, New Scientist, 09 November 2010
Crater map rekindles debate over moon impacts, New Scientist, 17 September 2010
Chlorine study suggests moon is dry after all, New Scientist, 06 August 2010
Cosmic rays help make small galaxies invisible, New Scientist, 07 May 2010
'Rings of fire' erupt from Sun in NASA probe's first videos, New Scientist, 22 April 2010
Apollo rocks dusted off to find new evidence of water, New Scientist, 09 March 2010
Cassini probe to get first look at new season on Saturn, New Scientist, 03 February 2010
Paired stars may bear multiple litters of alien worlds, New Scientist, 15 January 2010
Strange 'Norway spiral' was an out-of-control missile, New Scientist, 10 December 2009
Long-lived Titan lakes are a boon to life, New Scientist, 01 December 2009
Elusive lunar plume caught on camera after all, New Scientist, 17 October 2009
Hunting for water on the moon: a brief but splashy history, New Scientist, 12 October 2009