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Articles tagged: Mercury

  • Earth-like planet, exoplanets, GJ832, habitable zone, planetary system 18 April 2016 New Earth-like planet found in GJ 832 planetary system

    ... mass limit is limited by the radial velocity signal for the known inner planet (2m/s). In our Solar System, Mercury orbits the Sun at 0.39 AU and Jupiter at 5.2 AU and between them sit a further three planets. It is therefore plausible that...

    • Earth-like planet
    • exoplanets
    • GJ832
    • habitable zone
    • planetary system
  • exoplanet, HARPS spectrograph, Pale Red Dot campaign, Proxima b, Proxima Centauri 25 August 2016 Earth-sized planet found around our nearest neighbouring star

    ... and the Sun is 149.60 million kilometres (92.96 million miles). Proxima b is even closer to its host star than Mercury is to our Sun, however as Proxima Centauri is cooler than the Sun, Proxima b is within the star’s ‘habitable zone...

    • exoplanet
    • HARPS spectrograph
    • Pale Red Dot campaign
    • Proxima b
    • Proxima Centauri
  • Late Heavy Bombardment, Neptune, planetary rings, Saturn, Uranus 15 September 2016 Scientists shed light on how our gas giants got their different rings

    ... Heavy Bombardment (LHB); a chaotic time when a disproportionately large number of asteroids are theorised to have collided with Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars and when the giant gas planets underwent orbital migration, scattering objects...

    • Late Heavy Bombardment
    • Neptune
    • planetary rings
    • Saturn
    • Uranus
  • CNRS, habitable zone, Proxima b, Proxima Centauri 07 October 2016 Proxima b may be be home to oceans, says CNRS

    ... due to the fact that Proxima b orbits its star at only 7.5 million kilometers – about a tenth of the distance of Mercury from the Sun. However, as Proxima Centauri is much smaller and 1000 times weaker than the Sun...

    • CNRS
    • habitable zone
    • Proxima b
    • Proxima Centauri
  • 2016 WF9, asteroids, C/2016 U1 NEOWISE, comet, NEOWISE 30 December 2016 NEOWISE spots two new objects heading our way

    ...'s brightness is notoriously unpredictable.” C/2016 U1 NEOWISE will reach its closest point to the sun – inside the orbit of Mercury – on 14th Jan 2017. Catch it while you can as shortly afterwards it will head back out to the outer...

    • 2016 WF9
    • asteroids
    • C/2016 U1 NEOWISE
    • comet
    • NEOWISE
  • discovery, exoplanet, exoplanets, NASA, Spitzer Space Telescope, TRAPPIST-1, Webb 22 February 2017 NASA announces the discovery of first-ever exoplanet system with seven Earth-size planets

    ... allow a person to see the geological features of another. The planets are closer to their host star than Mercury is to our sun, but because the TRAPPIST-1 star is an ultra-cool dwarf, it is still possible that they would...

    • discovery
    • exoplanet
    • exoplanets
    • NASA
    • Spitzer Space Telescope
    • TRAPPIST-1
    • Webb
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