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Newly found brown dwarf is ultra-cool

IN BRIEF:  14:00 12 March 2011  | 7 comments

A recently discovered object is at room temperature, much cooler than other failed stars

Eight extremes: The biggest things in the universe

FEATURE:  17:09 11 March 2011

The mightiest planet, star, galaxy, artefact – and hole

The robots in Google's race to the moon

11:11 11 March 2011

The contestants' designs are in, but which has the potential to win the $20 million Google Lunar X Prize?

Eight extremes: The densest thing in the universe

COVER STORY:  10:08 11 March 2011

Try working out the density of a black hole

Eight extremes: The darkest thing in the universe

COVER STORY:  17:45 10 March 2011

The least bright thing in the universe is dark matter – one day, perhaps we'll see it

Eight extremes: The roundest thing in the universe

COVER STORY:  10:15 10 March 2011  | 30 comments

Does anything live up to the medieval notion of the music of the spheres?

Tourists spark era of space science

THIS WEEK:  18:00 09 March 2011

Scientists are salivating over the research potential of flights designed to make joy rides to the edge of space

Eight extremes: The brightest thing in the universe

COVER STORY:  16:52 09 March 2011  | 1 comment

What can shine with the light of more than 30 trillion suns?

Moon millions: Space firms chase Google's lunar lucre

FEATURE:  13:05 09 March 2011

On your marks, get set, lift-off: everyone from garage inventors to aerospace magnates is racing for the Lunar X Prize. New Scientist surveys the field

The robots in Google's race to the moon

GALLERY:  12:59 09 March 2011

The contestants' designs are in, but which has the potential to win the $20 million Google Lunar X Prize?

COSMOLOGY

Laws of physics may change across universe

A controversial study suggests that a physical constant varies in space – it could explain why our corner of the cosmos is just right for life

SPACE TECHNOLOGY

NASA mulls sending space station to an asteroid

Agency engineers suggest detaching one of the station's current crew compartments and using it to ferry astronauts to an asteroid by 2025

VIDEO

What pi sounds like

Assign numbers to the notes of the scale and you can play a musical interpretation of pi

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GALLERY

Lasers create five new 'stars' in night sky

Many big observatories point a single laser at the sky to measure atmospheric turbulence – the Gemini South telescope has now tested a five-laser system

FROM THE BLOG

Japan quake halts physics and space experiments

20:56 14 March 2011 - updated 21:11 14 March 2011

The control centre for a Japanese lab module on the International Space Station has been evacuated, and a major physics centre has shut down

Mars's missing carbon dioxide could be underground

00:00 10 March 2011 - updated 10:45 10 March 2011

The Red Planet's carbon-dioxide atmosphere was probably much thicker in the past – some of it may have gone into carbonate minerals that were later buried

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