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New research in dwarf galaxies, satellites of our own, is now helping scientists better understand dark matter. Peering into the darkest depths of these neighboring systems have shown nothing, and that nothingness is what everyone is excited about.
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Toronto -
With all the hype surrounding the biggest game in its franchise history, Toronto FC gave its record crowd plenty to celebrate in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal – except a victory.
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If you live in Germany and want to own a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, you're out of luck. A high-ranking regional court in Dusseldorf has ruled to uphold the ban on selling the model within its borders.
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Astronomers have unexpectedly discovered two of the largest black holes ever seen in the universe. The black holes are millions of times larger and denser than any previously recorded: large enough to swallow out solar system many times over.
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NASA will track the path of asteroid 2005 YU55 as it safely zooms past Earth slightly closer than the moon's orbit on Nov. 8. That day, the asteroid will make its closest approach to Earth at 3:28 p.m. PST.
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New NASA/ESA Hubble space telescope images of Holmberg II, a dwarf irregular galaxy, have revealed its blurry boundaries have been pocked by giant bubbles of glowing gas, where star-birth blew away dust and gas, and supernova shocks cleared out cavities.
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In a special media event before this week's Mobile World Congress kicks off in Barcelona, Samsung has revealed their second tablet device, the Galaxy Tab 10.1.
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Astronomers in the United States have discovered a gigantic black hole in a nearby galaxy that has a million times the mass of our sun. This provides evidence that black holes can form before the creation of galaxies.
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A young 10-year-old girl from Fredericton, New Brunswick in Canada is now the youngest person to have discovered a supernova. Kathryn Aurora Gray made the discovery with her father on January 2, 2011.
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Luxemburg -
Galaxy 15, a satellite owned by Intelsat and operated by PanAmSat, drifted away in April and operators lost control of the satellite. It was feared that it would cause disruption to other satellites. Now it has finally come back to life.
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 The Hubble Space Telescope has taken a picture of a barred spiral galaxy — a galaxy similar to our own and expected to give astronomers a better insight into the Milky Way.
US President Barack Obama congratulates the LA Galaxy, the winner of Major League Soccer cup, and receives his own Galaxy jersey.
Is Samsung's new phone a leap forward?
The best-yet view of mysterious galaxy Centaurus A
 An international team of astronomers has located a massive, hot young galaxy cluster – the largest ever seen in the distant universe.
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