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Planet

# planet - Wednesday 19 December, 2012

Nearby star is good candidate for Earth-like planets: study

Located 12 light years away, Tau Ceti has five planets that orbit it in a balmy zone which gives the best chance for nurturing life, astronomers say.

# planet - Monday 6 August, 2012

# planet - Thursday 5 July, 2012

CERN head scientist adds another date to Dublin visit this month

Just as team in Geneva make headway in ‘God particle’ search, their Director General will speak here on the work of the Large Hadron Collider.

# planet - Monday 26 March, 2012

Bright stars: What to see in the sky tonight

Jupiter, Venus and a thin slice of crescent moon to be highly visible at 8.30pm.

# planet - Monday 31 October, 2011

Seven billionth baby welcomed to the world

The world’s population is expected to reach 7 billion today – and the births of new babies is being celebrated worldwide. But some remind us that not all births are registered.

# planet - Thursday 20 October, 2011

From The Daily Edge Astronomers locate youngest planet ever discovered Space

Astronomers locate youngest planet ever discovered

The planet – named LkCa 15 b – is 450 light years away from Earth and is still in the process of being formed.

# planet - Monday 12 September, 2011

‘Steam bath’ planet could support life, say astronomers

European astronomers announcing the discovery of 50 new planets say that one in particular is just inside the habitable zone.

# planet - Friday 26 August, 2011

From The Daily Edge Stargazers find new planet made entirely of diamond Space Bling This post contains videos

Stargazers find new planet made entirely of diamond

The planet is five times the size of Earth – or even larger than Jennifer Lopez’s engagement ring.

# planet - Wednesday 23 February, 2011

The 9 at 9: Wednesday

Nine things you need to know by 9am: Two Irish citizens amongst 75 people who died in New Zealand earthquake; first votes cast and – golly gosh! – new Enid Blyton novel is discovered.