jacob kegerreis

One of the most puzzling structures in the Solar System may have been created by a collision of two icy moons orbiting Saturn.

A new supercomputer simulation based on known data about Earth, the Moon and the hypothetical planet Theia has revealed a shocking piece of Earth's history.

All planets in the solar system are inclined to the same side, except for Uranus. The north-south axis of the blue-green planet is 98 degrees above the Sun's orbit.