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McDonough Meteorite: 23-Gram Visitor Older Than Our Planet Blasts Through Family Roof
University of Georgia researchers say the 23-gram 'McDonough meteorite' came from a main-belt asteroid shattered 470 million years ago.
Unexpected giant: Saturn-mass planet found orbiting tiny red dwarf
Astronomers discover potential dwarf planet 2017 OF201 beyond Neptune
Possible new dwarf planet spotted near the edge of the solar system
Earth-sized exoplanet discovered in ‘our solar backyard’ by international team
“It’s a useful planet because it may be like an early Earth,” says Soares-Furtado.
New space discovery: Gas giants' uncovered secrets
Study: Neptune and Uranus, the farthest gas giants in our solar system, share similar colors, offering new insights into these enigmatic planets.
Dancing with the Stars: Scientists spot 6 planets with dance-like orbit
The six exoplanets orbit a star around 100 light years away and have been orbiting with dance-like synchronicity for billions of years, never once changing.
3 Zodiac signs set for success in 2024, thanks to lucky Jupiter
Find out if your zodiac sign is on the list of those who will experience a blessed year filled with luck and abundance in 2024.
Saturn's rings are set to disappear, NASA says
Astronomers and enthusiasts must prepare to bid adieu to Saturn's iconic rings as they vanish from our view by 2025.
How did the Earth's crust, tectonic plates form? - study
This information could help answer a fundamental question about our planet and could even help scientists understand more about the formation of other planets.
NASA's Webb telescope finds exoplanet with potential signs of life
Along with methane and carbon dioxide, the James Webb Telescope also discovered a molecule known as dimethyl sulphide (DMS), a substance only produced by living things.
Jupiter-like planet observed spiraling off 950 light years from Earth
The planet hurtles around its star at close proximity as its atmosphere leaches out and trails around it, forming the largest known planetary structure anywhere in space.
Here's why you should not expect a Saturn exploration anytime soon
Internet users have raised questions about why we're unable to explore planets like Saturn, Venus, and Jupiter.
Saturn visible in Israel's night sky at its brightest
While the rings won't be visible to the naked eye any small backyard telescope should show the rings, which will appear as bright oval-shaped disks.