It’s National Science Week and this year the annual citizen science project run by ABC Science is astronomy-themed. No guesses for knowing that I’m excited about that! It’s also a nod to 2015 being the…
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Articles on Galaxies
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Dwarf galaxies are the most abundant galaxies in the universe yet little is known about how they behave, and the impact of larger neighbours.
Our universe’s most exciting days are well behind us, with new research showing the universe is now slowly but surely dying.
Astronomers can tell a whole lot more about a star or a galaxy if they break up the visible light in a rainbow of colours.
Astronomers have spotted the earliest known stars in the universe, belonging to a class of chemically pure stars that may never have been seen before.
The Square Kilometre Array is the world’s largest telescope – what will it do and how does it work?
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