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Telescope Reveals Chaotic 'Teen Years' of Young Planets
InnovationJan 28

Telescope Reveals Chaotic 'Teen Years' of Young Planets

Scientists using the world's largest radio telescope have captured the first detailed images of planetary systems going through their violent "teenage" phase, solving a mystery about how planets grow up. The discovery helps explain Earth's moon formation and fills a major gap in our understanding of how solar systems evolve. #

Space.com3 min read
Mystery Planet Holds 120-Million-Mile Cloud of Metal Vapor
Planet WinsJan 24

Mystery Planet Holds 120-Million-Mile Cloud of Metal Vapor

Astronomers discovered a massive cloud of vaporized iron and calcium swirling around an unknown object 3,000 light-years away. The rare find reveals that even in mature planetary systems, dramatic cosmic collisions still reshape worlds.

Space.com2 min read
Astronomers Discover Metallic Winds in Mystery Cloud
VideosJan 22

Astronomers Discover Metallic Winds in Mystery Cloud

Scientists captured the first-ever measurements of swirling metal winds inside a massive cloud orbiting an unknown object 3,000 light-years away. The breakthrough reveals how planetary systems continue evolving billions of years after formation.

Google News - Science3 min read
Webb Telescope Reveals Dying Star's Stunning Final Act
InnovationJan 21

Webb Telescope Reveals Dying Star's Stunning Final Act

The James Webb Space Telescope captured breathtaking new images of the Helix Nebula, revealing how a dying star 650 light-years away is creating the building blocks for future worlds. The detailed infrared view shows thousands of comet-like structures and gas layers that could seed new planetary systems.

Google: James Webb telescope2 min read
Baby Planets Shed Light on Solar System Mystery
InnovationJan 18

Baby Planets Shed Light on Solar System Mystery

Astronomers have captured four young planets still forming around a distant star, revealing how they evolve from puffy gas giants into the common worlds found throughout our galaxy. The discovery fills a crucial gap in understanding how planetary systems like ours come to be.

Live Science3 min read