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Headlines matching 'galaxies'
Sat February 04, 2012
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(BBC) Cool Most stunning pic of a barred spiral galaxy you'll see today  (bbc.co.uk) (25)


Tue January 31, 2012
(io9) Interesting From this day forward, we shall call the galaxy TotalFark  (io9.com) (12)


Thu January 26, 2012
(PhysOrg.com) Interesting Farking magnetic fields: why do galaxies have them? And do they make barriers at the edges that turn Sally Kellerman into a silver-eyed super-powered mutant?  (physorg.com) (24)


Thu January 19, 2012
(Chitika) Interesting Kindle Fire already generating one-third more web traffic than the BlackBerry PlayBook, and 50% more traffic than either the Motorola Xoom or Samsung Galaxy Tab. To put it another way, 1/40th as much as the iPad  (insights.chitika.com) (97)


Wed January 18, 2012
(Science Daily) Strange Some young stars may be much older than previously thought. The opposite could be said of Lindsay Lohan  (sciencedaily.com) (8)


Wed January 11, 2012
(BBC) Cool Newly found galaxy cluster named El Gordo which is Spanish for The Gordo  (bbc.co.uk) (31)


Tue January 10, 2012
(The Register) Cool Hubble telescope photographs galaxies 2.2 × 10^6 times older than the universe  (theregister.co.uk) (148)


Fri December 30, 2011
(io9) Amusing 10 weirdest scientific theories proposed in science fiction, or as we call them: "Plot devices"  (io9.com) (135)


Thu December 22, 2011
(Space) Interesting Astronomers discover blurry red dot  (space.com) (42)


Wed December 14, 2011
(BBC) Interesting Small blob of white pixels heads towards small blob of black pixels, representing imminent destruction of object three times as massive as Earth  (bbc.co.uk) (36)


Tue December 13, 2011
(Some Darth) Cool BioWare kicks off Star Wars: The Old Republic headstart two days early, causing a great disturbance among those who didn't get in yet  (shacknews.com) (150)


Fri December 09, 2011
(Yahoo) Followup Australia rules Samsung can sell the entire galaxy. The whole thing?  (finance.yahoo.com) (27)


Wed December 07, 2011
(io9) Interesting Look again, ALL the planets are now diamonds  (io9.com) (26)


Tue December 06, 2011
(Topless Robot) Cool Weapons of Mass Destruction: Science Fiction edition  (toplessrobot.com) (204)
(USA Today) Cool Scientists at Berkeley point their telescope at your mom  (usatoday.com) (15)


Wed November 30, 2011
(The Register) Scary Garbage worms survive in space without human help, proceed to infest trash compactors across the galaxy  (theregister.co.uk) (20)


Sun November 27, 2011
(Science Daily) Interesting Astronomers snap a picture of the youngest supernova ever. Why don't you all have a seat over there?  (sciencedaily.com) (35)


Fri November 18, 2011
(Science Daily) Interesting Next to Fark headline submitters, galaxies are the ultimate recyclers  (sciencedaily.com) (6)


Tue November 15, 2011
(Space Faily) Interesting Could the Big Bang Theory be Lost in Translation? Well, one is a relatively funny sitcom while the other was a piece of crap that almost cost Bill Murray his career  (spacedaily.com) (190)


Wed November 09, 2011
(Science Daily) Cool NASA develops super-black material, can't make up their minds if they want to name it Dolemite or Shaft  (sciencedaily.com) (137)


Sun October 30, 2011
(New Scientist) Scary What's worse than a supernova? How about a zombie supernova?  (newscientist.com) (8)
(Daily Mail) Cool Missing arm of Milky Way found -- which it turns out is pretty handy  (dailymail.co.uk) (65)


Wed October 26, 2011
(Science Daily) Cool VISTA finds new globular star clusters. A fatal error has just occurred and VISTA needs to restart  (sciencedaily.com) (18)


Wed October 19, 2011
(Some Guy) Spiffy 23 incredible new technologies you'll see by 2021  (matadornetwork.com) (82)

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