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RSSLast month a peculiar quasar was reportedly found by an international team of scientists led by Pierre Magain at the University of Liege, Belgium. Quasars are extremely bright light emissions, thought to be powered by matter falling into a...
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A latest Lunar-Rock study has shown that the moon is more like a planet and less of a natural satellite of Earth. The Study has come to this conclusion with the proof...
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Now we know how the moon was formed. Thanks to Alastair G. W. Cameron, a Harvard astrophysicist who have developed this revolutionary theory. The Harvard astrophysicist...
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The universe is expanding with the addition of new stars and other space objects. Galaxies play a vital roll in forming stars. But, it is an irony that the Universe, in...
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Now we know how the moon was formed. Thanks to Alastair G. W. Cameron, a Harvard astrophysicist who have developed this revolutionary theory. The Harvard astrophysicist...
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