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Paul Scott Anderson

New study reveals hidden Mars volcano near NASA rover

Scientists have found a hidden Mars volcano close to NASA's Perseverance rover. Jezero Mons, about 13 miles (21 km) across, sits on the edge of Jezero crater.

2 of Uranus’ largest moons have surprising dark sides

Scientists thought 4 of Uranus' largest moons would have darker trailing hemispheres. But for Titania and Oberon, it's the opposite. Why?

Here’s Webb’s new image of cold exoplanet in weird orbit

NASA's Webb space telescope imaged the massive, cold exoplanet 14 Herculis c. Its orbit and another exoplanet's around this star cross in an X shape.

UAP and science: Testing new methods of scientific analysis

Physicists from the University at Albany have published their 1st results of an attempt to bring UAP and science together with more rigorous scientific methods.

Millions of new solar system objects, now in technicolor!

A new predictive research study said the Vera C. Rubin Observatory will discover millions of new small solar system objects. And in full color!

This gigantic searing hot exoplanet began its life very cold

Astronomers have found that the gigantic hot exoplanet WASP-121b was quite cold when it 1st formed. But then it migrated close to its star.

Weird! Titan’s atmosphere is wobbling like a gyroscope

Using data from NASA's Cassini mission, scientists have found that Titan's atmosphere is wobbling like a gyroscope. But they're not sure why.

Are the TRAPPIST-1 planets water-rich? New study says maybe

A new study suggests the 7 Earth-sized TRAPPIST-1 exoplanets could have widely varying amounts of water, ranging from very little to more than Earth.

Tantalizing dark streaks on Mars are bone-dry, study says

What are the mysterious dark streaks on Mars seen flowing down steep slopes? A new study using machine learning suggests they are caused by dry dust, not water.

What is this weird sphere in space astronomers found?

An international team of astronomers has found an odd sphere in space. The almost perfectly round bubble-like object is most likely a supernova remnant.

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