Dr. Jennifer West, a Research Associate at the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics, recently discovered that our solar system might be surrounded by a magnetic tunnel seen in radio waves.
These two structures are known as the ‘North Polar Spur’ and ‘the Fan Region.’ The connection of these two structures looks like a tunnel around the solar system .
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The Early Solar System Had a Gap Where the Asteroid Belt is Today - Universe Today
Wind the cosmic clock back a few billion years and our Solar System looked much different than it does today. About 4.5 billion years ago, the young Sun shone much like it does now, though it was a little smaller.
There was a conspicuous gap in the early Solar System’s protoplanetary disk, between where Mars and Jupiter are now, and where the modern-day asteroid belt sits. What exactly caused the gap is a mystery, but astronomers think it’s a sign of the processes that governed planet formation.
How Fast Does Each Planet in the Solar System Spin?
Astronomer Dr. James O'Donoghue, a planetary scientist at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), has been creating animations of planets in the Solar System in his free time.
These award-winning videos illustrate the exceptional physics of planets, wherein one of his best animations shows how each of them spins and how slow light travels in space.
An 'Infant' Planet Could Shed Light on the Formation of the Solar System
An international team of astronomers discovered one of the youngest planets to have ever been observed, a press statement from The University of Hawaii at Manoa reveals. The planet is so young that its surface is still searingly hot from the energy released during its formation.
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Our Place In Space Is One Of Five Events Commissioned In Iresh People For The Unboxed: Creativity In The UK Festival In 2022
People in Londonderry, Belfast and County Down will be able to travel the solar system without leaving the earth in 2022. That is due to a 10km-long (six miles) scale version of the solar system designed by artist and author Oliver Jeffers called Our Place in Space.
There may be another planet hidden in our solar system
Several planets outside our solar system have been discovered in recent years. But maybe it’s time to take a critical look at our system, because there may also be a planet hidden in it. That’s what researchers at Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics .
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Researcher Catherine Falk asserts in her speech that this conclusion is not based on new research or new insights Scientias. nl . "The research paper is a review, which means that we summarize and respond to published work.
A newly discovered planet orbiting a dead star offers a glimpse of Earth's future | Popular
A team of astronomers found the remains of a dead star, known as a white dwarf, with a surviving exoplanet that resembles Jupiter.
The team used a technique called microlensing, in which astronomers wait for two stars to line up perfectly as viewed from Earth and watch to see how the light from the distant star is bent by the gravitational pull of the closer one.
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