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Articles tagged: Solar System

  • Arabia shoreline, Deuteronilus shoreline, mars, Tharsis volcanic plateau, volcanic outgassing 19 March 2018 An early start for Mars's oceans?

    ... of the evolving landscape. Tharsis is a 5,000-kilometre-wide eruptive complex containing some of the biggest volcanoes in the Solar system, such as Arsia mons, Pavonis Mons and Ascraeus Mons. If this sizeable plateau formed away from the...

    • Arabia shoreline
    • Deuteronilus shoreline
    • mars
    • Tharsis volcanic plateau
    • volcanic outgassing
  • ESA, Gaia mission, Gaia second data release, ILA Berlin Air and Space Show, radial velocity 25 April 2018 New Gaia data reveals details on over 1.6 billion stars

    ... gas and dust in the sky between us and the stars, and plotted the motions of objects in the Solar System such as asteroids. This added extra has allowed the orbits of thousands of rocky and icy bodies to be mapped...

    • ESA
    • Gaia mission
    • Gaia second data release
    • ILA Berlin Air and Space Show
    • radial velocity
  • Cassini Mission, magnetic  field, ring rain, Saturn's rings, Voyager 2 19 December 2018 Saturn's iconic rings are dying fast say scientists

    ... of the most captivating and exquisite features of the Solar System, but unfortunately these ice-strewn bands that make this...an alarming rate. Saturn is not the only planet in our Solar System to have rings; Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune each have rings...

    • Cassini Mission
    • magnetic field
    • ring rain
    • Saturn's rings
    • Voyager 2
  • extreme trans-Neptunian object (eTNOs), Kuiper Belt, Planet Nine, trans-Neptunian object (TNO) 21 January 2019 Is this the end for Planet Nine?

    ...at the University of Cambridge and the American University of Beirut, who have combined a simplified model of the Solar System, with the the gravitational forces of a hypothesised disc to satisfactorily explain the unusual orbitals exhibited by these...

    • extreme trans-Neptunian object (eTNOs)
    • Kuiper Belt
    • Planet Nine
    • trans-Neptunian object (TNO)
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