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Astronomers have used some of the world’s most powerful telescopes to learn new details about collisions between massive clusters of galaxies.

ALMA distinguishes between protostar disk and infalling gas.

Details of Jet from Black Hole, Maser Distance Measure, and New APS Fellow.

ALMA sees signs of planet formation around binary star.

ALMA finds unexpectedly cold grains in planet-forming disk

High velocity ‘Smith Cloud’ contains chemical fingerprint of the Milky Way.

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