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CNET UK
Samsung Galaxy S3 pounds HTC One X into benchmark dust
CNET UK
By Luke Westaway on 25 May 2012, 12:36pm We've run the Samsung Galaxy S3 through a barrage of benchmark tests, with our results showing that Samsung's latest toy is a proper performance powerhouse that manages to beat the beefy HTC One X. Read on, ...

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RIP Cisco Cius--Another Tablet Bites the Dust
PCWorld (blog)
Cisco has a solid reputation and is trusted as a provider of enterprise infrastructure, but if a business can buy a 7-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 for $250, why would it spend three times that amount for a Cius? Rather than competing in the tablet market, ...

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NASA
The Supernovae That Burn at the Center and the Edges of Everything
io9
These areas show the heat emitted by dusty lanes in the galaxy, where stars are forming. The yellow component is visible light, observed by the Hubble Space Telescope. Most of this light comes from stars, and they trace the same spiral structure as the ...
M101: A Pinwheel in Many ColorsNASA

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Thursday's Edge: Excuse our cosmic dust
OregonLive.com (blog)
A galaxy cluster and a supercluster? But we do know the earth revolves around the sun, and that when the sun rises we ought to wear pants, because it offends our bosses when we forget. It also offends them when we're stalling on deadline, ...


 
Photonics.com
Monster Telescope Combo Spies Feeding Black Hole
Discovery News
By combining the light from three powerful infrared telescopes, an international team has observed the active gas and dust accretion around a supermassive black hole in the center of a galaxy tens of millions of light-years away.
Interferometry Advances Black Hole ObservationsPhotonics.com

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Viewing the dust that fuels a distant black hole
Los Angeles Times
By Thomas H. Maugh II Using as many as three telescopes located on a mountaintop in Chile's barren Atacama Desert, astronomers from the European Southern Observatory have managed to image a small galaxy, only half a light-year across, at a distance of ...

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Herschel Sees Intergalactic Bridge Aglow With Stars
Space Daily
Dust obscures much of the star-formation activity in the early universe, but telescopes like Herschel can detect the infrared glow of this dust as it is heated by nascent stars. The amount of infrared light suggests that the galaxies in the filament ...

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