Astronomers have discovered a 'super-Earth' orbiting a red dwarf star just 37 light-years from our solar system.
"To have the very first planet discovered by this new method be so tantalizingly close to the habitable zone seems too good to be true and bodes well for future discoveries," team leader and Tokyo Institute of Technology professor Bun'ei Sato said in a statement .
Wild TikTok planets filter is out of this world - Dexerto
Lately, TikTok users have taken to showcasing a planet filter with effects for the likes of Jupiter and it's absolutely out of this world.
TikTok already features a wide range of incredible filters and effects that users can rely on to enhance their videos.
How Exoplanets Became the next big thing in astronomy | Discovery
To date, we know of over 5,000 planets outside the solar system. And astronomers suspect that there may be *checks notes* around a trillion more in our galaxy alone.
In 1992 a pair of astronomers measured tiny changes in the timings of the pulsar flashes. They realized that those timings could only be due to the presence of tiny companions orbiting the pulsar and tugging on it as they rotated around – exoplanets in orbit.
Just how big can a super-Earth get while staying 'habitable'? | Space
Of the thousands of exoplanets discovered so far, the most common are "super-Earths" — worlds bigger than Earth but smaller than Neptune.
First, we have to be clear about what we mean by "habitable," as some wild worlds in our own solar system stretch far beyond what we would consider normal. After all, no other known planet is quite like Earth .
The Astrology Of Meghan Markle Explains Why She’s So Misunderstood | StyleCaster
When the world got wind that Prince Harry was engaged, everyone wanted a glimpse at his bride-to-be. After all, it's the classic fairy tale ending everyone dreams of!
However, Meghan's big three (AKA her sun, moon and rising) is just scratching the surface of all the vast complexities contained within her beautiful (and incredibly revealing) birth chart .
Planetary Debris Disks Discovered with Citizen Scientists and Virtual Reality - Scientific American
Astronomers have many tools for studying the cosmos: telescopes, satellites, interplanetary spacecraft, and more. The humble human eye is a critical part of this toolkit, too, as it can often spot patterns or aberrations that algorithms miss.
Researchers at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center recently announced the discovery of 10 stars surrounded by dusty debris disks—whirling masses of gas, dust and rock left over after the earliest phases of planet formation.
Letters & Op-Ed, August 3 2022 |
Google says about 4,000 exo-planets have been discovered so far by astronomers. What's the big picture these discoveries reveal?
There are about 2 x 10( 12) stars in our galaxy — lets use 10( 12) . Each one of these stars generates at least one Type 1 supernova, which produces either a red giant or planetary system.
Out walking at night? Don't forget to look up at the sky. - The Boston Globe
"I recall laying on a floating dock under the stars on Moosehead Lake [in upstate Maine] with friends when I was a young teenager," said Jenny Ward of the Appalachian Mountain Club . "My friends were from urban areas a day's drive away. This was their first experience seeing the stars."
India's AstroSat telescope makes awesome discovery in space | Tech News
Earlier, research had suggested that some dwarf galaxies may evolve to become mature galaxies. Though, there wasn't enough evidence and information about how these dwarf galaxies evolve from miniature form to a mature galaxy.
An international team of astronomers used the ultraviolet imaging AstroSat telescope to look for the evidence of the star formation in these galaxies. The results were surprising!
Super-Earth planet zips through the habitable zone of red dwarf star https://t.co/fptGtz7k8X https://t.co/PnyxAqmdbq SPACEdotcom (from NYC) Wed Aug 03 20:03:57 +0000 2022
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