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Subaru Telescope captures 1,800 exploding stars

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Explosions of Universe’s First Stars Spewed Powerful Jets

Scientists Measure Half-Life of Element that’s Longer than the Age of the Universe

Variations in the ‘Fogginess’ of the Universe Identify a Milestone in Cosmic History

TESS Discovers Its First Earth-Sized Planet

Astronomers Capture Historic First Image of a Black Hole

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Subaru Telescope captures 1,800 exploding stars

Explosions of Universe’s First Stars Spewed Powerful Jets

Scientists Measure Half-Life of Element that’s Longer than the Age of the Universe

Variations in the ‘Fogginess’ of the Universe Identify a Milestone in Cosmic History

TESS Discovers Its First Earth-Sized Planet

Astronomers Capture Historic First Image of a Black Hole

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Explosions of Universe’s First Stars Spewed Powerful Jets

Scientists Measure Half-Life of Element that’s Longer than the Age of the Universe

Variations in the ‘Fogginess’ of the Universe Identify a Milestone in Cosmic History

TESS Discovers Its First Earth-Sized Planet

Astronomers Capture Historic First Image of a Black Hole

Subaru Telescope captures 1,800 exploding stars