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Spotlight Live: Cosmic Rays

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A Simple View Of Gravity Does Not Fully Explain The Distribution Of Stars In Crowded Clusters

Proof: Cosmic Rays Come from Exploding Stars

KIPAC Director Roger Blandford Awarded 2013 Royal Astronomical Society Gold Medal for Astronomy

Strict Limit on CPT Violation from Gamma-Ray Bursts

Very First Stars May Have "Turned On" When the Universe Was 750 Million Years Old

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Spotlight Live: Cosmic Rays

A Simple View Of Gravity Does Not Fully Explain The Distribution Of Stars In Crowded Clusters

Proof: Cosmic Rays Come from Exploding Stars

KIPAC Director Roger Blandford Awarded 2013 Royal Astronomical Society Gold Medal for Astronomy

Strict Limit on CPT Violation from Gamma-Ray Bursts

Very First Stars May Have "Turned On" When the Universe Was 750 Million Years Old

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A Simple View Of Gravity Does Not Fully Explain The Distribution Of Stars In Crowded Clusters

Proof: Cosmic Rays Come from Exploding Stars

KIPAC Director Roger Blandford Awarded 2013 Royal Astronomical Society Gold Medal for Astronomy

Strict Limit on CPT Violation from Gamma-Ray Bursts

Very First Stars May Have "Turned On" When the Universe Was 750 Million Years Old

Spotlight Live: Cosmic Rays