The celestial stage is set for a captivating performance as three bright planets grace the morning sky. Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn, each with their unique charm, adorn the pre-dawn spectacle,…

Earth's path around the sun is not a perfect circle, but rather an ellipse. This means that our planet's distance from the sun varies at different points in its orbit.…

As the nights grow longer in early July, we find ourselves looking up at a seemingly empty sky, devoid of the familiar planets that we are used to seeing. Mars,…

In the realm of low-viscosity protoplanetary discs (PPDs), our understanding of the formation of the Solar System is being challenged. Recent studies have shown that the Jupiter-Saturn pair, while migrating…

New research conducted using data collected by NASA's now-retired InSight mission has revealed that Mars is bombarded by hundreds of basketball-sized meteoroids each year, leading to impact craters and seismic…

Exploring the Night Skies in July: Planets, Comets, and Meteor Showers As the Earth tilts away from the Sun after the Summer Solstice, the nights gradually start to lengthen. While…

The formation of the Solar System is a captivating story that unveils a stunning twist - our cosmic neighborhood wasn't always the pancake-shaped disk we know today. Scientists have ventured…

Retrograde planets have long been associated with chaos and confusion, but perhaps there is more to these cosmic events than meets the eye. Rather than cursing the stars, we can…

Inter Solar 83, an exciting virtual reality adventure, is drawing closer to its launch after a series of closed alpha updates. The brainchild of Joe Chisholm from First Time Games,…

New research conducted by an international team of scientists from NCCR PlanetS, UNIGE, and UNIBE has revealed the existence of two distinct populations of sub-Neptunes, settling a long-standing debate in…