SPACEAstrophysical simulations challenge traditional views on planet formation, highlighting the impact of disk chemistry. Read the article for more details.
The strong magnetic field on Ganymede may be explained by tidal forces from Jupiter, warming its core through crystallized 'iron snow' formation. Read the article to learn more details.
Juno's historic flyby of Jupiter's moon Io unveils ongoing volcanic activity, capturing details for scientists studying eruption patterns and internal processes. Check it out in this article.
Amateur astronomer captures a bolide comet colliding with Jupiter, a feat that also happens on Earth with the annual asteroid explosions and periodic catastrophic events. Continue reading to learn more.
Check out past week's celestial wonders, like the stunning "Ring of Fire" solar eclipse and NASA's groundbreaking missions to explore distant worlds and the cosmos. Read the article to learn more.
NASA's Juno spacecraft captured the highest-resolution image of Jupiter's volcanic moon Io in 22 years, unveiling its mountainous north pole. Check it out in this article.
Earth may not only be the sole ocean world in our solar system because a new study suggests Jupiter's moon Europa may share the same title. Continue reading to learn more.
This week, skyviewers are in for a treat from the Moon, planets, and stars. Read to find out what's in the night sky this week and how to watch these events.
Astrobiologists investigate the possibility of growing bacterial spores in the icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn. Learn more about their study in this article.
Astronomers found an exoplanet that should not exist as it should have met its demise after its star engulfed it in a cosmic cataclysm. Read the article to learn more.
Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, Neptune and Uranus will all be visible in the sky over the weekend. Read to know more about the anticipated planetary alignment.
Indiana University study challenges established notions on "hot Jupiters" isolation, providing fresh insights into the evolution of exoplanets. Read the article to learn more.
While the team did not concretely theorize that interstellar objects were orbiting around Earth, they think that this is still something that astronomers should look out for. Read to learn more.