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It was four all along: More arms in Milky Way than recent studies showed

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A 12-year study of large stars has reaffirmed that our Galaxy has four spiral arms, following years of discussion sparked by pictures taken by NASA’s Spitzer area Telescope that solely showed 2 arms.

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How Stars Move at the Center of the Galaxy

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Watching the Milky Way grow up

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Could a Milky Way Supernova Be Visible from Earth in Next 50 Years?

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One thousand exoplanets in two decades

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New knowledge about early galaxies

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