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Molten lava world points to new class of planet
An artist’s impression of lava world L 98-59 d in orbit around its parent star. The interior of the planet could possess a vast magma ocean. Credit: Mark A. Garlick.

Astronomers may have discovered a completely new kind of plane...


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How to see the 3 March total lunar eclipse

By Mark Armstrong

A total lunar eclipse is centred on the mid-Pacific 3 March, visible to observers in New Zealand and sweeping eastern Australia and western USA, with a large partial eclipse extending further east and west.


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Diamond downpours in the outer Solar System
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The Moon’s February world tour

Get ready for a month packed full of thrilling Moon-related events! From occultations of stars and planets, and even an eclipse, the Moon has some treats in store for astronomers around the world.

List organised by date:

In N...

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Dr Allan Chapman (1946-2026)

We were profoundly saddened to be informed of Dr Allan Chapman’s passing last week. A few months shy of his 80th birthday, Allan was a towering intellect in the field of the history of astronomy. His knowledge of the subject was second to none, and his indomitable spirit captivated audiences far and wide.


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