Planetary Science is the study of planets, moons, celestial bodies, and planetary systems, particularly within our solar system and beyond. It encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including geology, atmospheric science, astrobiology, and astronomy. The field seeks to understand the formation, evolution, and dynamics of planets and their atmospheres, as well as the potential for life beyond Earth. Planetary scientists utilize data collected from ground-based observations, spacecraft missions, and telescopes to analyze and interpret the physical and chemical properties of various celestial bodies. This interdisciplinary science contributes to our understanding of Earth’s place in the universe, the history of the solar system, and the processes that govern planetary systems.
In a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have stumbled upon an exoplanet named "Phoenix" that defies conventional understanding. Unlike other planets, Phoenix, which is roughly the size of Neptune, has the remarkable…
Gravity is the main reason why planets naturally form in a spherical shape. The immense gravitational force exerted by their large masses compels them to take on this specific shape.…