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New light on M87’s black hole

The EHT collaboration has achieved another first for black holes.

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Mapping the Universe with eBOSS: Will Percival live webcast

In his April 7 webcast, cosmologist Will Percival will use recent galaxy survey results to explore the vastness of space.
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