... Space.com, the dust could be generated by all sorts of interesting objects – be they exocomets or a giant ring system a la Saturn. Nevertheless, the SETI Institute is now using the Allen Telescope Array to look for possible radio emissions...
... closer to the sun and been kicked out to its current location after a gravitational interaction with Jupiter or Saturn. “One of the most startling discoveries about other planetary systems has been that the most common...
.... They are separated by approximately one billion miles: a little more than the distance from the Sun to Saturn. The disk of HD 142527 begins incredibly far from the central star – about 50 times the Sun-Earth...
Titan’s thick nitrogen and methane atmosphere is reason enough not to linger long on the surface of this unique moon, now scientists working at the Centre for Research in Earth and Space Science in Toronto, Canada, have found another good reason not...
... to be released, these unique discoveries have already highlighted Jupiters distinctiveness and the differences do not stop there. "Saturn has a hexagon at the north pole," said Bolton. "There is nothing on Jupiter that anywhere near resembles that...
..., Europa would be the second moon in the solar system known to have water vapour plumes. The other is Saturn's moon Enceladus, which In 2005, was detected by NASA's Cassini orbiter to produce jets of water vapour and dust...