The normally bland face of Uranus has become increasingly stormy, with enormous cloud systems so bright astronomers can see details in the planet’s hazy blue-green atmosphere.
Listen in on a mysterious sound produced by Rosetta's comet. ESA says the comet song is due to "oscillations in the magnetic field in the comet's environment."
The Cassini spacecraft - which has been orbiting Saturn since 2004 - used radar to sound the depths of a sea of liquid methane and ethane on Saturn's large moon Titan.
The dayside images of Rosetta's comet have been fantastic. Now, thanks to backscatter of sunlight from the comet's coma, we're seeing amazing nightside images.
Rosetta spacecraft will do the equivalent of transferring an object from one speeding bullet to another, when it tries to place its Philae lander on its comet.