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Why do stars twinkle?

Astrophysicists have created simulations to show how convection in a star's core provides the answer to the question 'why do stars twinkle?'

Astronomers reveal new features of stellar mass black holes

A team of scientists has revealed new features of stellar mass black holes that have never been seen before.

Largest-ever European Solar Telescope may unlock the mystery of space weather

Discover how the construction of the largest-ever European Space Telescope could reveal unknown mysteries about space weather.

Space Exploration Technology Roadmap reveals 11 areas to make the UK a space superpower

The Space Exploration Technology Roadmap details 11 critical technologies to make the UK a global leader in the space sector.

How do rapidly growing black holes evolve?

Learn more about how rapidly growing black holes form, grow, and possibly evolve into more powerful quasars.

New stellar magnetic field evidence challenges current star evolution theory

Astronomers from The Ohio State University have found new stellar magnetic field evidence that challenges current models of how they evolve.

Cause of spiral arms uncovered in new exoplanet discovery

Find out how an exoplanet discovery could explain why spiral arms are produced around a star, and shed light on planetary formation.

Scientists discover early galaxy filament associated with a distant quasar

Using NASA’s Webb, a team of scientists has discovered one of the earliest galaxy filaments to ever be associated with a distant quasar.

Recent discovery sheds light on new planet formation theory

Learn about the new discovery made by researchers from the University of Warwick that offers a new planet formation theory.

First neutrino image of the Milky Way produced by researchers

For the first time, researchers have produced a neutrino image of the Milky Way, which was observed with the IceCube telescope.

Has the mystery of planet formation finally been unveiled?

Discover how researchers could finally unlock the mystery of planet formation through the observation of disks.

How can ground conditions on the Moon inform future human expeditions?

Discover how assessing ground conditions on the Moon will enable future space missions to settle for extended periods of time.

Gamma-ray burst study reveals a new possible type of star death

Learn how astrophysicists have traced a gamma-ray burst to the nucleus of an ancient galaxy, revealing a new possible type of star death.

Artificial photosynthesis devices could support human life on the Moon and Mars

University of Warwick Scientists are developing artificial photosynthesis technology that could help support human life on Mars and the Moon.

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