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As the universe ages, expands, future cosmologists will know less

Cambridge - As the universe persists in its expansion, cosmologists in the future will continue to understand less. In fact, according to one theory, the best time to learn about the cosmos was more than 13 billion years ago.
In the Media by Andrew Moran

In Photos: 22 years of spectacular Hubble Space Telescope images

Washington - On April 24, 1990, 8:33:51 am EST, the historic Hubble Space Telescope was launched into orbit by Space Shuttle Discovery. The 2.4 metre (7.9 feet) telescope is now 22 years old and what better way to celebrate then to look back at its stunning images.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 8 comments

Dwarf galaxies help unlock big secrets in dark matter

Pasadena - 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.
In the Media by David Brydon

Ancient 13 billion year-old planetary system discovered

Heidelberg - German astronomers have discovered a planetary system deemed a survivor of the very early universe. The ancient system is an astonishing 13 billion years old, and raises the question of how such early stars and planets might have formed.
In the Media by David Brydon - 2 comments

Canadian scientists are the first to measure the antimatter atom

Burnaby - A team of Canadian physicists have measured an antimatter atom for the first time. The research could prove to be important in understanding the Big Bang and the creation of the universe.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Top space stories of 2011 – Many more to come in 2012

Toronto - Every day, physicists, astronomers and scientists discover something new about the universe we live – and beyond. What were some of the top out-of-this-world space stories of the year?
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 5 comments

Discovered – black holes large enough to swallow a galaxy

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.
In the Media by Tim Sandle

Op-Ed: 'Complex organic matter' throughout the universe

Hong Kong - This is a major issue in the making. Forget all previous theories, stars have now been shown to be able to create organic materials. Complex organic materials are literally everywhere.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 7 comments

Scientists: Bolshoi universe simulation most accurate to date

The Bolshoi cosmological simulations team has released advanced calculations and thrilling images from this grand-scale 3-D model and movie of the universe of matter and energy, the most detailed and accurate so far, the researchers have claimed.

Physicists to conduct first observational test of the multiverse

London - Theoretical physicists in Great Britain are now conducting tests for the very first time to find evidence of multiple alternative universes, otherwise known as a multiverse. A team of cosmologists will search the cosmic microwave background radiation.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 5 comments
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A top Italian university switches to English
A new type of privately-funded science and technology university has been announced by the universities minister.
The University of Manchester are University Challenge champions for the third time in seven years.

Researchers at the University of Ottawa, Simon Fraser University and the University of Montreal are collecting SMS messages to look at how texting affects the way Canadians write.

Seven people die as a gunman opens fire at Oikos University, a Christian college in Oakland, California, police say.
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The Art Of Being A Great Canadian, Eh?- Part 3

Rain is a master of great trepidation to the great Canadian camping spirit. To master it requires ingenious wit and a...
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UFO's over Denver day before unknown object has near miss with private jet

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a mysterious object flying over Denver that nearly caused a...
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Rodney Gomes not the first to suggest Planet X is behind Neptune

In May 2012. according to National Geographic Brazilian astronomer Rodney Gomes may have found the mysterious Planet...

The Collision of Fiction and Real Life Spawns: A Wedding Promotion Extraordinaire by author Kelly McClymer

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May 11, 2012 by Tracee Gleichner

Leadership: The Call to Responsibility (Part 1)

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