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How a sugar acid crucial for life could have formed in interstellar clouds

Computer calculations and lab experiments have revealed a possible mechanism for the creation of glyceric acid, which has been seen in meteorites.

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Scientists detect 8 billion-year-old radio burst It s a mystery

Astronomers detected a fast radio burst from a galaxy 8 billion light-years away. It's a new record, and the signal's source is still a mystery.

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Astronomical hoaxes throughout the ages

From men on the Moon to doomsday-heralding planets, outlandish claims have plagued the scientific community sometimes from unexpected sources.

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Staunton author writes guide to summer travel visiting president s homes in Virginia

Heather Cole was homeschooling her kids several years ago and wanted “a way to keep their brains engaged over the summer.”

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A stream of cold gas is unexpectedly feeding the far-off Anthill Galaxy

The finding suggests that early galaxies might have gained more of their bulk from streams of cold gas instead of in violent galaxy collisions.

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