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Dust rings not ‘smoking gun’ for planets after all
Sharp-edged rings of dust around stars are not necessarily carved by planets, as was thought, but can take shape on their own
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Astrophile: Two craters that launched 1000 meteorites
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Sun too sluggish to act as a cosmic Concorde
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Astrophile: Hot Jupiters oust their siblings
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Swarm of pebbles could safely deflect asteroids
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California meteorite is rare rock laden with organics
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Astrophile: Mars coils hold with those who favour fire
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Astrophile: an alien sunrise just like Earth’s
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Astrophile: Ferocious superwind will seal sun’s doom
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Early asteroids blinged up by meteorite impacts
Planets and moons weren't the only cosmic objects to get splattered with gold early on in the solar system's history
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Age of oldest rocks off by millions of years
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New space radars track small but deadly space junk
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Stars put up safety barriers for planets
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Deep future: Where will we explore?
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