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Learn About Supernovas (01-03-2013)
Supernovas are some of the most dramatic events in the cosmos. These titanic events send shockwaves rumbling through space and create giant bubbles of gas that have been superheated to millions of degrees.

- Related Links:
--  Learn About Supernovas & Supernova Remnants

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Learn About Black Holes (12-27-2012)
If a star has three times or more the mass of the sun and collapses, it can form a black hole.

- Related Links:
--  Learn About Black Holes

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A Bend in the Road (12-20-2012)
There are many things around us that bend. Straws bend. Rivers bend. But did you know that light also bends?

- Related Links:
--  Here, There, and Everywhere

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PKS 0745 in 60 Seconds (12-18-2012)
Some of the biggest black holes in the Universe may actually be even bigger than previously thought.

- Related Links:
--  From Super to Ultra: Just How Big Can Black Holes Get?
--  Tour of PKS 0745

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NGC 3627 in 60 Seconds (12-13-2012)
The spiral galaxy NGC 3627 is located about 30 million light years from Earth. Astronomers recently completed a survey of galaxies to look for supermassive black holes.

- Related Links:
--  Revealing Hidden Black Holes
--  Tour of NGC 3627

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