Stellar Astronomy

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How Scientists Found Rare Fireball Meteorite Pieces on a Driveway — and What They Could Teach us

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Monica Grady, Professor of Planetary and Space Sciences in the Open University, related who on February 28th at 21:54 GMT, around the time of the late evening news in the UK, a different news story emerged in the night sky – a sizeable and radiant fireball visible in southern England and northern France. The incident […]

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Signs Indicate the Presence of a New Hot Planet Near the Famous Star Vega

Stellar Astronomy /

A possible searing-hot planet was spotted by astronomers, orbiting Vega, one of the brightest and most known stars in the sky. Approximately the size of Neptune, the candidate alien planet lies very close to Vega, taking 2.5 Earth days to make a single orbit around its sun, and still requires follow-up observations or analyses to

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