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The Stellar Baby Boom

January 7, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Sparkling in a wild, frenzied, and joyful dance throughout the vast and mysterious expanse of Space and Time, the stars that we see shining and[…]

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A Star That Doesn’t Look Its Age

January 6, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Stars are a lot like people–they are born, they live, they grow old, and then they die. The ancient birth of the first stars to[…]

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Design Within The Non-Biological Realm

January 5, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

My central premise here is that you know design when you see it. You know design when in fact something is designed. But how do[…]

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The Ripples Of Spacetime

January 4, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

It is an early golden morning in mid-July. A warm summer rain had fallen the night before, leaving tattle-tale puddles on the street, where little[…]

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Is Life On Earth Premature In The Universe?

January 2, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

It is generally thought that our bewitching and bewildering Universe was born about 13.8 billion years ago in the Big Bang, bouncing into existence from[…]

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Fast Radio Burst Sheds Light On Missing Matter

January 1, 2020 admin Astronomy Stuff

Fast radio bursts are high energy astrophysical phenomena that reveal themselves as transient radio pulses that last for only a few milliseconds. The origin of[…]

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