Solar Wind or Solar Rain? New Discovery Challenges Space Physics - Astronex

In the vast expanse of space, the Sun does not just shine steadily—it dances with dramatic displays of plasma that can mimic earthly weather patterns. Recent

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NASA Preparations for Artemis III Lunar Mission - Astronex

The Artemis program stands as NASA's bold step back to the Moon, building on decades of space exploration to unlock new frontiers. As of mid-2025,

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Phosphine Detected in Brown Dwarf Atmosphere: A Breakthrough Discovery - Astronex

Astronomers have long peered into the cosmos searching for clues about how worlds form and evolve beyond our solar system. On October 2, 2025, a team of

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Mysterious "Planet Y" Could Reveal a Hidden World in Our Solar System - Astronex

Astronomers studying the far edges of our solar system have uncovered puzzling patterns in the paths of distant icy rocks that hint at an unseen world pulling

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Astronomers Find Fastest-Growing Exoplanet: Cha 1107-7626 - Astronex

Astronomers have uncovered a remarkable cosmic event that challenges our understanding of how worlds form in the vastness of space. On October 2, 2025, a team

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The Planet That Survived Its Star's Death - Astronex

Astronomers recently spotted a massive planet locked in orbit around a star that has already begun its path to becoming a white dwarf, the dense, cooling

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Finding organics on Mars means absolutely nothing for life

The red planet, Mars, may once have been teeming with life, just as Earth is today. Finding "organics" on Mars, however, doesn't mean life.

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Billion Worlds: Rogue Planets Wander In Darkness - Astronex

Rogue planets drift through the vast emptiness of the Milky Way, untethered from any star's warmth, challenging our understanding of planetary systems. These

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Solar Mystery: Why is the Sun's Atmosphere So Hot? - Astronex

The Sun powers life on Earth with its steady glow, but beneath that familiar light lies one of the greatest puzzles in space science: why does the outermost

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Beyond the Big Bang: Cosmic Inflation & Cyclic Universe - Astronex

The universe we know began with a dramatic event about 13.8 billion years ago, when everything exploded into existence in what scientists call the hot Big

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