Latest articles by Jeanna Bryner

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Models of galaxy formation reveal how stellar forces give invisible matter the boot.

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Here's how sexy, spiral star factories morph into shapeless blobs of old stars.

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Astronomers find evidence for morning drizzles made of methane over Titan.

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Astronomers closer to solving mystery of Saturn's moon Iapetus.

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Japanese spacecraft takes first high-definition video of Earth.

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Astronomers model 14 types of planets that could exist in our galaxy.

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Results don't confirm or deny existence of Martian water.

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Neptune's warmer south pole responsible for methane hot spots.

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Two dwarf galaxies are not long-time companions of the Milky Way.

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It could've been a two-rock drama that caused the dino extinction, not one.

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Alien worlds, once hidden from knowledge, are now being discovered in droves.

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Sound waves can hitch a ride along magnetic fountains that shoot out from inside the Sun and help to heat up the solar atmosphere.

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Monster black holes can be loners, lurking in cosmic voids where stellar food is somewhat unavailable and neighbors seem nonexistent.

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Newly discovered stellar streams that arc around our galaxy might be the remnants of cannibalized star clusters and galaxies.

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A team of amateur and professional astronomers has discovered a mammoth orb more than 13 times the mass of Jupiter that is considered an "oddball" among its exoplanet relatives.

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Solar storms carrying a billion tons of charged gas through space let out a scream before they unleash radiation storms that can damage spacecraft, astronauts and electrical systems on Earth.

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Astronomers discover why runaway black holes are so uncommon and what launches the rarities.

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A pair of stellar titans, whipping around each other as a close-knit orbital team, reveals a sort of “battle of the winds."

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Astronomers have discovered 28 new planets outside of our solar system, one of which is a hybrid Earth-Neptune object with a rocky core surrounded by a shell of ice.

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Scientists unveiled today some of the first 3-D images of the violent electrical storms that rage within the Sun’s atmosphere.

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Astronomers have recorded heavenly music bellowed out by the Sun?s atmosphere.

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A newly spotted pair of tiny stars that holds the record for the longest-distance celestial embrace is bound by only a thread of gravity and might one day break up.

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Results from a recent study of the microbes in China's remote deserts could help astrobiologists refine their maps for uncovering Martian life.
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