Dwarf planet Eris is squishier than expected
by José Joaquin Galánlunes, diciembre 04, 2023
A depiction of Eris’s rocky core and ice shell on an illustrated background from NASA. Credit: University of California - Santa Cruz. Univ...Read More
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Pressure runs high at edge of solar system
by José Joaquin Galánjueves, octubre 10, 2019
An illustration depicting the layers of the heliosphere. Credits: NASA/IBEX/Adler Planetarium. Out at the boundary of our solar s...Read More
NASA scientists find evidence of the sun history buried in moon's crust
by José Joaquin Galándomingo, junio 23, 2019
An artistic conception of the early Earth, showing a surface pummeled by large impact, resulting in extrusion of deep-seated magma onto t...Read More
OSIRIS-REx identifies water-bearing minerals found on asteroid Bennu
by José Joaquin Galánjueves, marzo 28, 2019
This mosaic image of the asteroid Bennu is composed of 12 PolyCam images collected by the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft from 15 miles away. An Sw...Read More
Hubble reveals dynamic atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune
by José Joaquin Galánviernes, febrero 08, 2019
During its routine yearly monitoring of the weather on our solar system's outer planets, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has uncove...Read More
Missing link in planet evolution found
by José Joaquin Galánlunes, febrero 04, 2019
This is an artist's impression of the newly discovered object. Credit: Ko Arimatsu For the first time ever, astronomers have ...Read More
Space telescope AKARI detects water in a number of asteroids
by José Joaquin Galánmiércoles, diciembre 19, 2018
Figure 1: An artist's illustration of the near-infrared spectroscopic observation of asteroids with the infrared satellite AKARI. By ...Read More
Astronomers has discover the most-distant body ever observed in our Solar System
by José Joaquin Galánmartes, diciembre 18, 2018
Artist concept of 2018 VG18, nicknamed "Farout." Credit: Roberto Molar Candanosa, Carnegie Institution for Science. A t...Read More
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