Even by celestial standards, the span between a newly found
suspected baby planet and its host star is astronomical.
Exomoons may be a good place to find extraterrestrial life.
While we haven't found any yet, we know exactly what we're looking for.
The central region of the Andromeda galaxy is chock-full of
black holes, according to extensive observations with NASA's Chandra
X-ray Observatory.
Sledding slabs of dry ice, not seeping water, may be the cause of some very peculiar seasonal features on Mars.
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