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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Weather on the Outer Planets Only Goes So Deep

What is the long-range weather forecast for the giant planets Uranus and Neptune? These planets are home to extreme winds blowing at speeds of over ...  > full story

NASA's Spitzer Puts Planets in a Petri Dish

Our galaxy is teeming with a wild variety of planets. In addition to our solar system's eight near-and-dear planets, there are more than 800 so-called exoplanets ...  > full story

TRAPPIST Participated in the Detection of Ten Percent of All Transiting Exoplanets Known to Date

Among the many planets detected orbiting other stars (exoplanets) over the last twenty years, a little less than three hundred ...  > full story

Jupiter's Atmosphere Still Contains Water Supplied by the Shoemaker-Levy 9 Comet Impact

Researchers are reporting Herschel observations of water in Jupiter's stratosphere. It is a clear remnant of the ...  > full story

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Jupiter's Little Red Spot

Planetary scientists detected that an anticyclone on Jupiter called the Little Red Spot produces winds up to 384 miles per hour, far exceeding the. ...  > full story

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