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‘Stealth merger’ of dwarf galaxies captured

New images of a neighbouring dwarf galaxy have revealed a dense stream of stars in its outer regions...

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Hubble’s image offers clear view of barred spiral

Most spiral galaxies in the Universe have a bar structure in their centre. Now, new image taken by H...

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Samsung condemns `anti-Iran` ad featuring its tablet

Samsung Electronics today condemned an Israeli commercial featuring a Samsung tablet, expressing dis...

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Map of Milky Way`s magnetic fields charted

An international team of scientists pooled their radio observations into a database to produce the h...

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Hubble zooms in on brightest ever galaxy

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured a uniquely close-up view of the brightest distant “magnif...

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‘Sloshing’ galaxy cluster discovered

Scientists have spotted vast clouds of hot gas ‘sloshing’ in Abell 2052, a galaxy cluster situated n...

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Distant faint `satellite galaxy` discovered

Astronomers have discovered a faint satellite galaxy 10 billion light years from Earth.

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How matter clumps together in the universe

For the first time, astronomers claim to have used visual data from nearly a million luminous galaxi...

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Milky Way ‘seems as white as spring snow’

When seen from another galaxy, milky-way would appear like the shade of fine-grained spring snow.

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Astronomers see more planets than stars in galaxy

The more astronomers look for other worlds, the more they find that it is a crowded and crazy cosmos...

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A ‘fat’ distant galaxy cluster called El Gordo

An international team of astronomers have located a massive, hot young galaxy cluster nicknamed “El ...

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Samsung unveils new tablet, available via Verizon

Samsung Electronics Co unveiled its latest tablet using a 7.7-inch OLED display on Monday.

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‘Eye shaped’ galaxy staring from space

Scientists have captured the image of a nearby galaxy bearing resemblance to an eye, which contains ...

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Most distant galaxy produces 100 suns per year

Astronomers have discovered that one of the most distant galaxies known is churning out stars at a s...

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Beauty of ‘starburst’ galaxy captured

Astronomers have captured perhaps the most detailed wide-field view of nearby spiral galaxy NGC 253 ...

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‘White dwarf’ triggers giant supernovae explosion

Some of the brightest known explosions in the universe, type 1a supernovae, are triggered by ancient...

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UV emission of hydrogen detected in Milky Way

Astronomers have detected ultraviolet (UV) emissions of neutral hydrogen in Earth’s own galaxy for t...

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Verizon says not blocking Google Wallet

US wireless service provider Verizon Wireless (VZ.N) said it was not blocking Google Inc`s payments ...

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Apple vs Samsung ruling divulges secret details

US court error on Friday offered a brief glimpse at information that Apple Inc (AAPL.O) and Samsung ...

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Scientists find monster black holes, biggest yet

Scientists have found the biggest black holes known to exist each one 10 billion times the size of o...

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Samsung Galaxy Y to be unveiled this week

The smartphone, which comes at an affordable price, is essentially meant for the young generation.

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Final moments of star caught before it explodes

Planetary scientists claim to have for the first time captured the final moments before a star is ab...

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Australian court extends ban on Galaxy tab sales

Australia`s highest court temporarily extended a ban on sales of Samsung`s Galaxy tablet computers i...

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Australian court clears sale of Samsung Galaxy tab

Australian court on Wednesday overturned an earlier ruling that favored Apple`s allegations Samsung ...

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Expect to top `11 smartphone sales target: Samsung

Samsung expects to beat its 2011 smartphone sales target thanks to brisk sales of its Galaxy smartph...

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Hubble telescope spots dwarf galaxies

NASA`s powerful Hubble Space Telescope has spotted a number of young dwarf galaxies brimming with st...

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Google begins India registration for smartphone

India may figure among the 18 select countries where technology giant Google would launch its upcomi...

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Galaxy mergers not needed to fuel blackholes

A supermassive black hole (millions or even billions of times the mass of the sun) sits at the core ...

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Apple wins Samsung tablet ban in Australian court

An Australian court slapped a temporary ban on the sale of Samsung Electronics` latest computer tabl...

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Carbon emission line detected in distant galaxy

Astronomers have successfully detected a carbon emission line (CIV, 154.9 nm) in the most distant ra...

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World`s largest telescope underway to spot aliens

British scientists have taken on the leading role in building critical scientific instruments for th...

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Supernova factory `discovered`

Astronomers have discovered seven supernovae in a galaxy nearly 250 million light years away from Ea...

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Hubble captures glowing gas bubbles galaxy

The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a distant galaxy that appears to blowing bubbles.

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Universe `bound by cosmic thread`

Planetary scientists claim to have discovered that the universe is bound by cosmic thread.

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Our galaxy full of `time bombs`?

A new study has suggested that thousands of “time bombs” could be scattered throughout our galaxy.

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Samsung pulls tablet PC from trade show

South Korea`s Samsung Electronics said it has withdrawn its new tablet computer from a major electro...

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Samsung unveils four new cheaper Galaxy models

Apple and Samsung emerged as the world`s No.1 and No.2 smartphone makers respectively in the Q2.

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Fewer stars form as galaxies run out of gas

Star formation peaked early in the universe`s history, about 8 to 10 billion years ago, then began t...

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I`m not here on holiday, says Galaxy new boy Keane

Robbie Keane may have put his English Premier League days behind him but he is determined to show th...

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Samsung Galaxy tablet ban lifted in most of Europe

Samsung can sell its latest iPad rival in most of Europe again after a German court lifted most of a...

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Samsung Galaxy tablet ban lifted in most of Europe

Samsung`s Galaxy Tab line of tablet computers is considered the most credible alternative to Apple`s...

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Beckham says no regrets over American adventure

David Beckham insists he has no regrets about effectively ending his career at the highest level by ...

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Beckham yearns to play for England in Olympics

David Beckham believes that he has at least two more years in football and yearns to play for Great ...

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Ronaldo scores as Real Madrid beats Galaxy 4-1

Real Madrid displayed its deft scoring ability to beat the Los Angeles Galaxy 4-1 in an exhibition o...

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Becks gearing up to face Real Madrid

David Beckham cannot wait to face Jose Mourinho`s Real Madrid on Saturday.

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1st Indian record of supernova event found in J&K

Indian researchers claimed to have found the "first firm record" in the Indian subcontinent, of a su...

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Beckham creates old magic

Ace midfielder David Beckham has produced some of his old magic by scoring directly from a corner.

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Bright galaxy sheds light on early Universe

The most distant quasar ever seen sent light 870 million years after the Big Bang.

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Star-eating black hole sends flash from distant ga

A bright gamma-ray flash seen in March came from a distant galaxy nearly four billion light years aw...

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Beckham wants LA Galaxy to be a ‘smarter’ MLS team

Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder David Beckham was left fuming after his team was held 2-2 at home by T...

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