An exoplanet’s dark side: Ruby clouds and strange water cycles
A new study of the exoplanet dubbed WASP-121b has managed to directly investigate a hot Jupiter’s global atmosphere.
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A new study of the exoplanet dubbed WASP-121b has managed to directly investigate a hot Jupiter’s global atmosphere.
It turns out that many planetary bodies have two halves which are somehow different to each other.
The seven others planets in our solar system, the 200+ moons and the countless asteroids all deserve more attention.
Nasa’s chosen mission to Venus will be fascinating. But the bizarre moons of Jupiter and Neptune are also ripe for exploration.
The exoplanets have varied weather systems, each one very different to earth.
Happily, there are no tiers in the sky so stargazing is one of the few things we can do with impunity. So make sure you
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