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A space rock that has long been mistaken for asteroids may actually be a dwarf planet like Ceres or Pluto.
Floating solar farms will solve three issues on one hand: energy, greenhouse gases and scenes that depend on fossil fuels.
Scientists have just made something impossible: reverse solar technology, because instead of using light, they use darkness to generate electricity.
The team of Russian scientists is developing a donut-shaped spacecraft that can reach the farthest corner of the solar system in record time.
Throughout 4.5 billion years of history, the planet's Arctic and Antarctic periods have changed places ... 26 times in every million years. More surprisingly, it is the…
A new project led by a University of Florida researcher could fundamentally alter our understanding of how comets come from the outskirts of the Solar System.
And where life comes is Enceladus - the moon of Saturn, where there is an ocean full of water.
A study just published online on arxiv.org has confirmed the ability to form a giant solar system with the parent star is a ... black hole monster.
Some astronomers have just hypothesized that the mysterious 9th planet in the Solar System may not be a planet, but actually a primitive black hole.
Using sunlight itself to operate the system that turns seawater into fresh water, this particular farm located in the middle of this arid desert is able to produce up to…
NASA's Juno probe captures the moment when the Moon Io obscures the Sun, creating a shadow on the surface of a giant gas planet.
The device is similar to solar panels, the difference is that it does not draw energy directly from the sun but from the temperature change between day and night.
Another solar system called Gilese 1061 has up to three super-Earths, of which one super-Earth could be an almost perfect enlarged copy of our planet.
The researchers conclude that a 20 km diameter comet could come from outside the solar system based on its unusual orbit.