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April 22, 2015

From metal to insulator and back again

March 20, 2015

New transitory form of silica observed

March 13, 2015

New Mercury Surface Composition Maps Illuminate the Planet’s History

March 02, 2015

Carnegie’s Hazen receives $1.4 million Keck grant

February 03, 2015

Awards

Erik Hauri Elected Fellow of the Geochemical Society and European Association of Geochemistry

September 09, 2014

First Evidence for Water Ice Clouds Found outside Solar System

This Hubble image shows the galaxy cluster MACS J0138.0-2155, which is so massive that its gravity bent and magnified light streaming not only from an extremely distant background galaxy but also from a supernova event in this galaxy. The color image was made using observations from eight different filters spread across Hubble’s Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) and Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3). The color results from assigning different hues to each monochromatic image associated with an individual filter. I

December 21, 2023

Feature Story

Encore supernova takes a bow

VAR! Plate

November 10, 2023

Feature Story

Space: Exploring the frontiers of art and science

Astronomers find 'gold standard' star in Milky Way

November 10, 2023

Feature Story

Tracing the stellar origin stories of heavy elements

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