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Recipe For Neptune Revealed By Scientists
October 27, 2000 — What do you get if you mix together one part helium and five-and-a-half parts hydrogen, add a dash of methane, heat to 60 Kelvins (-351 degrees F) and let sit for over four billion years? If you made ... > full story -
Jupiter's Atmosphere Gives Clues On How Solar System Started
November 17, 1999 — A new analysis of data collected by the Galileo spacecraft's suicide plunge into Jupiter's roiling atmosphere has stamped a huge question mark over the prevailing models of how our solar ... > full story -
Some Of Best Earth-Bound Images Yet Of Distant Planet Neptune Captured By Cornell-Designed Camera On Palomar Telescope
October 20, 1999 — The heavens are sharper than ever before to the Earth-bound watcher, thanks to astronomers at Cornell University and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). Cornell researchers have built an ... > full story -
Vast Stellar Disks Set Stage For Planet Birth In New Hubble Images
February 10, 1999 — Dramatic pictures of eerie disks of dust encircling young stars are giving astronomers a new look at what may be the early formative stages of planetary systems. Although these pictures from ... > full story -
Hubble Provides A Moving Look At Neptune's Stormy Disposition
October 14, 1998 — Using powerful ground- and space-based telescopes, scientists have obtained a moving look at some of the wildest, weirdest weather in the solar system. Combining simultaneous observations of Neptune ... > full story -
Hubble Space Telescope Helps Find Evidence That Neptune’s Largest Moon Is Warming Up
June 25, 1998 — Observations obtained by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope and ground-based instruments reveal that Neptune's largest moon, Triton, seems to have heated up significantly since the Voyager ... > full story
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