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The Cosmic Journey: Unlocking the Mysteries of Jupiter’s Trojans

The NASA Lucy mission aims to study Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids to understand the solar system’s formation. Anne Verbiscer, a University of Virginia professor, is among eight scientists contributing Earth-based observations. The Lucy spacecraft, launched in 2021, will perform fly-bys scheduled for 2027

10 March 2025

Cosmology·Exoplanets·Galaxies·News·Planets·Telescopes

Einstein Rings: Ancient Theory Propelling Future Tech Revolution? Discover Their New Role

Einstein rings, predicted by general relativity, are critical in both cosmic studies and technological innovation. Advanced telescopes and imaging techniques allow for clearer observation and data collection of Einstein rings. These rings are essential for advancing the understanding of dark matter, aided

13 February 2025

Mars Exploration·News·Planets

Mars’ Skies Unveil Stunning Iridescent Cloud Mystery

Curiosity rover captures stunning images of shimmering clouds, primarily composed of frozen carbon dioxide, on Mars, comparable to Earth’s mother-of-pearl clouds. These noctilucent clouds are seasonal phenomena, forming at unusually high altitudes and glowing even as the sun sets. The observations offer

13 February 2025

Astrobiology·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

Zooming Through the Milky Way: The Fastest Planetary System Yet?

A potential fastest planetary system in the Milky Way may include a minuscule star and an alien world zipping at 1.2 million mph. First observed in 2011 using microlensing, the duo consists of a massive object and its smaller companion, leading to

13 February 2025

Exoplanet Discoveries·Exoplanets·News·Planets·Telescopes

Exoplanets: The Next Frontier? New Technologies Unlock Cosmic Secrets

Exoplanet exploration is advancing due to innovative telescopes and technologies. Improved spectroscopy now allows detection of chemical compositions in exoplanet atmospheres. AI and machine learning enhance data analysis, aiding the study of climates, orbits, and geology of distant worlds. The upcoming Ariel

13 February 2025

Galaxies·News·Planets·Stars

Unleashing the Cosmic Wonder: Students Dive into Astronomy at Assam University Workshop

Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Adarsha Mahavidyalaya hosted a celestial workshop facilitated by the IUCAA Centre at Assam University, engaging 80 students in cosmic exploration. The event, led by Dr. Jayasree Chakrabarty, featured profound lectures on planetary dynamics, asteroids, and eclipses by experts like

13 February 2025

Exoplanets·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

Starry Nights and Planetary Wonders: Headington’s Celestial Celebration Unveils the Universe

The Science Oxford Centre hosted a stargazing event during National Astronomy Week, drawing local enthusiasts despite cloudy weather. Attendees, supported by the Abingdon Astronomy Society, explored astronomy through telescopes and viewed lunar meteorites. Indoor activities included a planetarium experience and creative projects

13 February 2025

Asteroid 2024 YR4·News·Planets·Telescopes

Tiny Terror from Space: The Asteroid We Almost Missed

NASA is tracking asteroid 2024 YR4, traveling at 38,000 mph and measuring between 130 to 300 feet across. The asteroid was discovered in December 2024 by astronomers in Chile and will be monitored as it approaches Earth. 2024 YR4 will briefly be

13 February 2025

News·Planets

Pluto Unveiled: A Cosmic Dance Beyond Neptune

Scientists, using the James Webb Space Telescope, have unveiled new insights into Pluto and trans-Neptunian objects. These icy bodies, adorned with frosted water, methane, and carbon dioxide, reveal complex interactions with solar radiation. The NIRSpec instrument detects transformations in these molecules, uncovering

13 February 2025

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Planet Labs: How Tiny Satellites Are Changing How We See the World Every Day

Planet Labs’ nanosatellites, called Doves, provide high-resolution, daily Earth imaging, revolutionizing access to global data. The technology aids diverse sectors, enabling real-time agricultural monitoring and rapid disaster response. Planet Labs balances commercial goals with societal impact, assisting non-profits and research for sustainable

13 February 2025

Exoplanets·Galaxies·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

Young Planets Unveiled: JWST’s Striking Discovery at PDS 70

Astronomers explored PDS 70, an orange dwarf star 370 light-years away, revealing insights into planetary formation. The James Webb Space Telescope identified two young planets, PDS 70b and PDS 70c, surrounded by circumplanetary disks. Observations suggest the possible presence of a third,

12 February 2025

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Planets - Page 30

The Cosmic Journey: Unlocking the Mysteries of Jupiter’s Trojans

Einstein Rings: Ancient Theory Propelling Future Tech Revolution? Discover Their New Role

Mars’ Skies Unveil Stunning Iridescent Cloud Mystery

Zooming Through the Milky Way: The Fastest Planetary System Yet?

Exoplanets: The Next Frontier? New Technologies Unlock Cosmic Secrets

Unleashing the Cosmic Wonder: Students Dive into Astronomy at Assam University Workshop

Starry Nights and Planetary Wonders: Headington’s Celestial Celebration Unveils the Universe

Tiny Terror from Space: The Asteroid We Almost Missed

Pluto Unveiled: A Cosmic Dance Beyond Neptune

Planet Labs: How Tiny Satellites Are Changing How We See the World Every Day

Young Planets Unveiled: JWST’s Striking Discovery at PDS 70

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