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Articles tagged: Neptune

  • Dark Energy Survey, minor planet, Planet Nine, Pluto, trans-Neptunian object (TNO) 13 March 2020 Over 100 new minor planets found in new astronomical survey

    ...average distance than the planet referred to in their title, Neptune. The first TNO to be discovered was Pluto back in... could also help determine whether Planet Nine, a hypothesised Neptune-sized planet that's thought to inhabit space beyond Pluto,...

    • Dark Energy Survey
    • minor planet
    • Planet Nine
    • Pluto
    • trans-Neptunian object (TNO)
  • Kepler-160, Kepler-160d, KOI-456.0, Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, PLAnetary Transits and Oscillations of stars (PLATO) 05 June 2020 Exciting exoplanet find around sun-like star

    ..., with most detections picking up super-Earth sized words, sub-Neptunes and hot-Jupiters. And regardless of their mass they also tend...orbiting around a Sun-like star are about the size of Neptune and are in orbit in the habitable zone (third picture...

    • Kepler-160
    • Kepler-160d
    • KOI-456.0
    • Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research
    • PLAnetary Transits and Oscillations of stars (PLATO)
  • CHaracterising ExOPlanet Satellite (Cheops), exoplanets 18 December 2019 After delays, ESA’s exoplanet mission launches successfully

    ...exoplanet type found in the size range between Earth and Neptune. “Cheops will take exoplanet science to a whole ...particular on the smaller planets in the size range between Earth and Neptune. They seem to be the commonly found planets in our Milky ...

    • CHaracterising ExOPlanet Satellite (Cheops)
    • exoplanets
  • Nicole Scott, Space for Art March 2016 Space for art

    ... tour of the solar system. The twin spacecraft revealed stunning details about Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune – using each planet’s gravity to send them on to the next destination. Voyager set the stage for such...

    • Nicole Scott
    • Space for Art
    Authors: Nicole Stott    
  • David Hardy, space art March 2016 Why We Need Space Artists

    ... and data from Mars, Venus, and later even Jupiter, and in the eighties of Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. These were accompanied by a quantum leap in our knowledge about the Solar System and the universe. Let...

    • David Hardy
    • space art
    Authors: David A Hardy    
  • ASI, Cassini, ESA, NASA, Saturn October 2017 Cassini observations open up Saturn’s atmosphere

    ... of Saturn gave way at these cold winter latitudes to blue hues more reminiscent of the appearance of Uranus and Neptune. This blue colour, derived from skies clear of aerosols, hinted at seasonal effects that might be expected to reverse...

    • ASI
    • Cassini
    • ESA
    • NASA
    • Saturn
    Authors: Leigh N. Fletcher    
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