This planet is the smallest planet in the solar system and continues to shrink according to photographs taken by the NASA spacecraft, Messenger.
This planet has a storm that has been going on for hundreds of years. The storm is bigger than Earth and is referred to as the Great Red Spot.
Here's how you can visit the solar system in Maine, no rocket ship required
Who hasn't dreamed of going to space? But unless those dreams turn into a career as a member of the elite NASA astronaut program, most people remain earthbound.
The Maine Solar System Model is a 1-to-93-million replica of the sun and nine orbiting planets stretching along U.S. Route 1 from Presque Isle to Houlton.
Supernovas probably released radioactive isotopes into the solar system
Glowing radioactive ooze isn't exactly what you would expect to find in space, but gamma rays emitted by a rare aluminum isotope told astrophysicists they were definitely onto something.
Ophiucus is a constellation where there lurks a dense and turbulent cloud of nascent stars. This star-forming region has now revealed more proof that radioactive elements most likely first arrived in the solar system via nearby supernovae .
New study sheds light on Solar System heavy metal problem
The presence of radioactive material at the birth of the Solar System has been a big puzzle for the last 50 years, but now a new study which has observed a region of active star formation is giving astronomers new insights into how the heavy metals that permeate our local cosmos got here.
How the hunt for a 'missing planet' revealed asteroids in our solar system
In the early 19th century , Giuseppe Piazzi and a group of astronomers called the Celestial Police turned their telescopes towards the sky in search of a missing planet between Mars and Jupiter.
Hear Dr. Jennifer Scully, a NASA scientist and member of the Dawn mission team explain how our understanding of asteroids evolved over the last two centuries.
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A study of the Ophiuchus star-forming complex has offered new insights into the conditions in which our own solar system was born.
A region of active star formation in the constellation Ophiuchus is giving astronomers new insights into the conditions in which our own solar system was born.
Jupiter in opposition: Largest planet in the solar system to appear dazzling and bright in the
Jupiter is set to be even brighter than usual this week, with the solar system's biggest planet stepping into the spotlight.
The planet should be visible with the naked eye – and even better than normal through binoculars and telescopes – as it moves into "opposition".
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