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In the protoplanetary disk found spiral arms of carbon monoxide

August 5, 2020

The environment in which new planets are formed, can be much more chaotic than previously thought, reported in the journal Astrophysical Journal. This is the conclusion of astronomers came after the discovery of the spiral arms of carbon monoxide in Read more

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Super-earths have pedigree with subnatural

July 31, 2020

French scientists found that super-earths and water-rich subnature may belong to the same family of planets. Among subnational can be a planet with a water shell in the supercritical state, while it used to be that the majority of planets Read more

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Trace Gas Orbiter has revealed new absorption bands of carbon dioxide and ozone in the Martian atmosphere

July 28, 2020

The Orbiter, a European- ExoMars found deep in the atmosphere of Mars previously unknown absorption bands of ozone and carbon dioxide. This forces scientists to reconsider methods of prospecting for methane in the Martian atmosphere, however, allows us to understand Read more

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“Juno” found amorphous ice at the poles of Ganymede

July 27, 2020

Analysis of the data collected by the automatic interplanetary station “Juno” during the flyby, the largest of Jupiter’s moon Ganymede at the end of last year, showed that the water ice in its polar regions is amorphous, not crystalline structure. Read more

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NASA will launch into the stratosphere Observatory balloon

July 24, 2020

NASA has completed work on the design of the payload of the Observatory ASTHROS, which will help to study how stars are born in gas clouds. As reported on the website space Agency, it will be launched into the stratosphere Read more

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Cracks on Ganymede was considered the largest impact structure in the Solar system

July 24, 2020

Crack Ganymede, the largest moon of Jupiter, may remain after its collision with another large celestial body, reported in the journal Icarus. If the hypothesis of scientists is correct, then the observed traces can be considered to be the largest Read more

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Astronomers have seen the ultraviolet glow after the explosion of a white dwarf

July 24, 2020

Astronomers for the second time in history, failed to see ultraviolet light, remaining after an explosion of a white dwarf, reported in an article published in The Astrophysical Journal. Thanks to him, scientists will be able to figure out what Read more

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Astronomers have proposed to look “cool” exoplanets two telescopes

July 23, 2020

Astronomers have proposed a new method of finding planets with the help of two telescopes — presumably the method will allow to see not only close to the star body, but less hot extrasolar planets with large transit time. Scientists Read more

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Astronomers have obtained the first direct image of a planetary system sun-like star

July 22, 2020

Astronomers have obtained the first in the history of the young sun-like star around which turn two giant exoplanets. Direct images of exoplanetary systems is extremely rare and until now astronomers could not directly see more than one planet orbiting Read more

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On the moon found traces of an ancient meteor shower

July 22, 2020

About 800 million years ago the Earth and Moon survived the meteoritic bombardment, reported in an article in Nature Communications. To such conclusion scientists have reached based on the analysis of images obtained by the Japanese probe “Kaguya”. Researchers estimate, Read more

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