A selection of the news coverage on the following ATLAS^3D results

1. Possible missing link discovered between young and old galaxies
2. Replacing the handle of Hubble's tuning fork
3. Elliptical galaxies are not "dead"
4. Under "dark halo" old galaxies have many more stars

Possible missing link discovered between young and old galaxies

• Possible missing link discovered between young and old galaxies (UC Berkeley, USA, 10 January 2011)
• Supermassive Black Hole blows galaxy out (in Dutch) (NU.nl, The Netherlands, 11 January 2011)
• Possible missing link discovered between young and old galaxies (in Spanish) (Ciencia Kanija, USA, 12 January 2011)
• Missing Link Between Young, Old Galaxies? (Science Daily, USA, 3 February 2011)
• Understanding the molecular outflow in NGC 1266 (Astrobites, USA, 15 April 2011)

Replacing the handle of Hubble's tuning fork

• Most elliptical galaxies are 'like spirals' (University of Oxford, UK, 20 June 2011)
• The ATLAS^3D project: replacing the handle of Hubble's tuning fork (ING, Spain, 20 June 2011)
• The ATLAS^3D project: replacing the handle of Hubble's tuning fork (Astron, The Netherlands, 20 June 2011)
• The ATLAS^3D project: A new look at galaxy classification (in Dutch) (NOVA, The Netherlands, 20 June 2011)
• The shape of galaxies? It's written in the stars (in Italian) (INAF, Italy, 20 June 2011)
• Most elliptical galaxies are like spirals! (in Macedonian) (Skopje Astronomy Society, Macedonia, 20 June 2011)
• The ATLAS^3D Project: Calling A Different Tune (Universe Today, USA, 21 June 2011)
• The ATLAS^3D project: replacing the handle of Hubble's tuning fork (in Spanish) (University of Valencia, Spain, 21 June 2011)
• ATLAS^3D rewrites the classification of galaxies (in Russian) (StarMission, Russia, 22 June 2011)
• Astronomers rewrite Hubble's galaxy classification tuning-fork diagram (in Chinese) (Taipei Astronomical Museum, Taiwan, 22 June 2011)
• 3D coming to a galaxy near you (University of Toronto, Canada, 22 June 2011)
• Spheroid galaxies are "spirals without spirals" (Astronomy Now, UK, 23 June 2011)
• Rethinking Galaxies (Sky & Telescope, USA, 28 June 2011)
• Should we revise the classification of elliptical galaxies? (in French) (Futura-Sciences, France, 29 June 2011)
• Galaxy classification is out of tune, say astronomers (Physics World, UK, 1 July 2011)
• New classification of galaxies because most ellipticals are like spirals (in Greek) (Physics 4u, Greece , 2 July 2011)
• The 80 year old classification of galaxies could be wrong (in Vietnamese) (360.thuvienVatly, Vietnam, 2 July 2011)
• Two-third of ellipticals are classified incorrectly (in Russian) (CNews, Russia, 4 July 2011)
• Rethinking Galaxies (in Persian) (Magic of Physics, Iran, 4 July 2011)
• New classification for the galaxy "zoo" (in Italian) (Le Scienze, Italy, 11 July 2011)
• Most Elliptical Galaxies Are 'Like Spirals' (Science Daily, USA, 15 July 2011)
• Most Elliptical Galaxies Are 'Like Spirals' (in Spanish) (EuropaPress, Spain, 15 July 2011)
• Scientists claim major elliptical galaxies are disc-shaped (Jagran Post, India, 16 July 2011)
• Viewing galaxies in 3D (PDF) (Physics World, UK, November 2011)

Elliptical galaxies are not "dead"

• Elliptical galaxies much younger than previously thought? (CFHT, USA, 21 July 2011)
• Elliptical galaxies are not "dead" (in French) (CNRS, France, 21 July 2011)
• Elliptical Galaxies Don’t Act Their Age… (Universe Today, USA, 21 July 2011)
• Are elliptical galaxies much younger than previously thought? (Astronomy.com, USA, 21 July 2011)
• Elliptical galaxies much younger than previously thought? (Phys.org, USA, 21 July 2011)
• Elliptical galaxies younger than previously thought? (in German) (AstroNews.com, Germany, 22 July 2011)
• Elliptical galaxies younger than previously thought? (in Russian) (StarMission, Russia, 22 July 2011)
• Do Elliptical galaxies form as we thought? (in Persian) (A star in seven heavens, Iran, 22 July 2011)
• Galaxy NGC 474: Cosmic Blender (in many languages including Chinese, Arabic, Korean, Turkish, Czech, Catalan, Dutch, Hungarian, Slovenian, Portuguese, Spanish,...) (NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day, USA, 26 July 2011)
• Are ellipticals younger than we thought? (in Polish) (Orion PTA, Poland, 30 July 2011)

Under "dark halo" old galaxies have many more stars

• Under 'dark halo' old galaxies have many more stars (University of Oxford, UK, 25 April 2012)
• The IMF is Not Universal (astrobites, USA, 16 February 2012)
• Astrophysics: Stars throw their weight in old galaxies (Nature, UK, 25 April 2012)
• Galaxies Defy Astronomers' Expectations (ScienceNOW, USA, 25 April 2012)
• Star Formation Reveals Strange Evolution of Early Galaxies (SPACE.COM, USA, 25 April 2012)
• Strange evolution of early galaxies revealed (msnbc.com, USA, 25 April 2012)
• The history of galaxies is in their stars (in German) (pro-physik.de, Germany, 25 April 2012)
• False thin even among galaxies (in Italian) (Media INAF, Italy, 25 April 2012)
• Why do stars seem to "know" what type of galaxy they will inhabit? (Ars Technica, USA, 25 April 2012)
• Galaxy history is written in their stars (in French) (Paris Observatory, France, 25 April 2012)
• Conflict of stellar generations (in French) (CEA, France, 25 April 2012)
• Old galaxies contain a multitude of small stars, say astronomers (in Russian) (RIA Novosti, Russia, 25 April 2012)
• Under 'dark halo' old galaxies have many more stars (in Dutch) (ASTRON, The Netherlands, 26 April 2012)
• New research suggests initial mass function for galaxies not universal (Phys.org, UK, 26 April 2012)
• Early galaxies are strangely stuffed with stars (NewScientist, UK, 26 April 2012)
• The (strange) galaxy formation in the early Universe (in Italian) (Le Scienze, Italy, 26 April 2012)
• An Astronomically Wrong Assumption (Also in Dutch, Spanish, German, Italian, Turkish, Romanian, Portuguese, Slovenian, Indonesian, Icelandic and Swahili) (EU Universe Awareness, The Netherlands, 26 April 2012)
• Under 'dark halo' old galaxies have many more stars (My Science, USA, 26 April 2012)
• Under the 'Dark Halo' Old Galaxies Have Many More Stars (ING, Spain, 26 April 2012)
• Study suggests that the Initial Mass Function of galaxies is not universal (in Spanish) (Circuito Aleph, Spain, 26 April 2012)
• Small stars were more common in old galaxies (in Swedish) (Popular Astronomi, Sweden, 27 April 2012)
• Galaxy history is written in the stars (in French) (Techno-Science, France, 27 April 2012)
• The Mystery of Omega Centauri: Why Were the Early Galaxies Dense With Stars? (The Daily Galaxy, USA, 27 April 2012)
• The case of the stars that are not supposed to exist (in Dutch) (Visionair.NL, The Netherlands, 27 April 2012)
• A wrong astronomical assumption (in Portuguese) (Portal do Astronomo, Portugal, 30 April 2012)
• To each galaxy his own stars (in Italian) (Galileo, Italy, 30 April 2012)
• Universe has many more stars than known? (ZeeNews, India, 30 April 2012)
• A wrong astronomical assumption (in Indonesian) (Langit Selatan, Indonesia, 30 April 2012)
• Under 'Dark Halo' Old Galaxies Have Many More Stars (Science Daily, USA, 1 May 2012)
• Old galaxies incredibly rich in stars (in Lithuanian) (Mokslon.le, Lithuania, 2 May 2012)
• Under 'Dark Halo' Old Galaxies Have Many More Stars (also in Turkish, Persian and Arabic) (FARS News, Iran, 2 May 2012)
• The man who weights galaxies (Web page) (Newspaper page PDF) (in Italian) (Giornale di Vicenza, Italy, 15 May 2012)