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Articles tagged: Solar

  • 01 July 2015 Ceres, Dawn, mysterious bright spots, and exploring the solar system

    ... a good reminder of how little we know about our own solar system so far. Ceres, named after the Roman goddess of ... we contemplate the possibility of interstellar voyages , our own solar system is still in many ways uncharted territory for humanity. ...

  • Chirality, Galactic centre, Green Bank Telescope, homochirality, propylene oxide (CH3CHOCH2) 15 June 2016 Scientists discover a chiral molecule outside of our solar system for the first time

    ... have opposite chirality. Nonetheless, chiral molecules have intriguingly been found in meteorites on Earth and comets in our Solar System, prompting the suggestion that radiation in the interstellar medium could have caused the selective destruction...

    • Chirality
    • Galactic centre
    • Green Bank Telescope
    • homochirality
    • propylene oxide (CH3CHOCH2)
  • 04 February 2018 Worlds Fantastic, Worlds Familiar: A Guided Tour of the Solar System

    ... list of this book appears to cover the planets of the solar system one by one but a second glance shows that the..., the author substitutes some of the better known moons of the solar system, such as Titan and Enceladus… and despite its downgrading by...

  • Gaia, Gaia second data release, Sagittarius dwarf galaxy 25 May 2020 Clashing galaxies may have triggered Solar System formation says new study

    ... only influenced the movement of stars in our galaxy, but could also be responsible for the formation of the Solar System, say scientists studying data from ESA’s ambitious mapping satellite Gaia. Since its launch in December...

    • Gaia
    • Gaia second data release
    • Sagittarius dwarf galaxy
  • 26 February 2018 Infinity Beckoned: Adventuring Through the Inner Solar System, 1969-1989

    Since the beginning of the Space Age, space history books have gone through a sort of evolution: the early ones described the technology and the missions; later, more professional texts analysed political motives in a Cold War context; and then, in ...

  • 31 December 2018 Discovering Pluto: exploration at the edge of the solar system

    The International Astronomical Union may no longer regard Pluto as a planet, but that certainly hasn’t decreased its attraction for scientists or authors; in fact, it may even have enhanced its credentials. As the authors opine, “Except perhaps for ...

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