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Beautiful and Dangerous Physics -First Wolf-Rayet Star System to be Discovered in the Milky Way

Beautiful and Dangerous Physics -First Wolf-Rayet Star System to be Discovered in the Milky Way
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Radio signals from distant stars suggest hidden planets

Scientists have discovered stars unexpectedly blasting out radio waves, possibly indicating the existence of hidden planets.

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Radio signals from distant stars suggest hidden planets

Scientists have discovered stars unexpectedly blasting out radio waves, possibly indicating the existence of hidden planets.

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Hidden exoplanets may trigger auroras on distant stars

Mysterious radio signals may blast out from auroras on distant stars triggered by hidden planets, a new study finds.

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Astronomers pick up radio signals from planets outside our solar system for the first time

Astronomers have picked up weak radio signals from 19 red dwarf stars – with four thought to have planets orbiting them – 165 light years away. Australia's Dr. Benjamin Pope points out that [.]

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