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Articles tagged: Neptune

  • 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    
  • ESA, exoplanets, PLATO, Telescopes, TESS May 2018 PLATO the habitable zone explorer

    ..., we have found hot Jupiters, gas-dominated dwarf planets, super-sized Earths, and even miniature versions of Neptune. We don’t yet know for certain what the solar system’s place in the Galactic planetary census actually...

    • ESA
    • exoplanets
    • PLATO
    • Telescopes
    • TESS
    Authors: David Brown    
  • coronagraph, exoplanet, microlensing, starshade, WFIRST August 2018 Exoplanet census promises radical discoveries

    ... (at one tenth of an Earth mass) at separations ranging from that of Venus to beyond the orbital separation of Neptune, including rogue planets. Figure 3: Two simulated coronagraph images of a Jupiter-sized planet orbiting at 1.5 AU around a nearby...

    • coronagraph
    • exoplanet
    • microlensing
    • starshade
    • WFIRST
    Authors: David Bennett     Jeremy Kasdin    
  • David Whitehouse, Space 2069, space colonisation, Space Exploration October 2020 Space 2069 - back to the Moon, to Mars and beyond

    ... belt and beyond to the gas giants of Jupiter and Saturn, and the ice giants of Uranus and Neptune in the cold, dark outer reaches of the solar system beyond. Then, in the century after the Apollo...

    • David Whitehouse
    • Space 2069
    • space colonisation
    • Space Exploration
    Authors: David Whitehouse    
  • gravitational frontier, solar Lagrange points, solar portal, Solar System October 2026 Redefining the edge of the solar system

    ... envelopes of gas. The result was our set of gas and ice giants: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, each with a sprawling architecture of moons, rings and resonant orbital patterns. Interstellar visitors such as 1I/’Oumuamua, 2I/Borisov...

    • gravitational frontier
    • solar Lagrange points
    • solar portal
    • Solar System
    Authors: Edward Belbruno     James Green    
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