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Next summer, the science festival will revolve around the life of the renowned theoretical physicist.

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Bob Berman explores the strange ideas that drive theorists to believe in parallel universes.

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An increasing number of physicists are skeptical that string theory can unite the fundamental forces of nature.

Rendezvous with an evolving comet

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As Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko heads closer to the Sun and grows more active, the Rosetta and Philae spacecraft scrutinize its complex behavior.

Web Extra: Under Rosetta's watchful eye

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The European Space Agency’s Rosetta spacecraft continues to beam back stunning images of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko from its perch above the icy visitor.

The weirdest star in the universe

by Yvette Cendes
Astronomers dreamt up the idea of Thorne Zytkow objects — dead stars inside dying stars — in the 1970s. Only recently have they tracked one down.

Web Extra: Black widow star destroys its mate

by Korey Haynes
In a rare and destructive binary system, a rapidly spinning neutron star known as a pulsar is tightly paired with a low-mass normal star, upon which the pulsar feeds.

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by Dean Regas
On September 27, the biggest Full Moon of the year will pass through Earth’s shadow.

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