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Milky Way’s ‘Blowout Bash’ 6 Million Years Ago Could Explain Galaxy's Missing Mass
At the center of the Milky Way galaxy is a dormant, supermassive black hole. But a new study suggests that the galaxy's core had once been ablaze six million years ago.
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Giant ‘X’ at the Center of the Milky Way Confirmed Via Twitter
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Small Elliptical Galaxy is Actually a Gigantic Cosmic ‘Frankenstein,’ Scientists Say
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Oldest Known Stars Found Near Milky Way Center
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Aliens In Our Backyards: Earth's Species Shed Light on Extraterrestrial Life Forms
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"Jupiter-Like" 51 Eridani b: New Planet Will Tell Us More About Planet Formation Here
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Scientists Discover Gas Planet Deep Within Our Galaxy
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Sun Was a Late 'Boomer' to the Milky Way
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Ancient 'Dusty' Supernova Helping to Solve Age-Old Puzzle
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Milky Way Harbors Thousands of Potentially Habitable Planets
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Milky Way is Much Bigger Than Previously Thought
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Scientists Discover Cosmic Dust Discs that Can Stand the Heat
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Milky Way Gains Nine New Galaxy Neighbors
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