Posts Tagged ‘exoplanets’
Today’s physics news: astronomers weigh in on Milky Way’s true colours, three tiny exoplanets suggest Solar System not so special and more
Today’s physics news: astronomers weigh in on Milky Way’s true colours, three tiny exoplanets suggest Solar System not so special and more
Today’s physics news: super-earth exoplanet found that could support life and shedding light on the mystery of dark matter
Today’s physics news: super-earth exoplanet found that could support life and shedding light on the mystery of dark matter
In today’s physics news: solar storms could create $2tn ‘global Katrina’, probe preparing for Mercury orbit, exoplanet findings spark philosophical debate
In today’s news round-up: solar storms could create $2tn ‘global Katrina’, probe preparing for Mercury orbit, exoplanet findings spark philosophical debate and supernova-creating particle accelerators will make the biggest bangs we have ever known.
In today’s news: Nasa scientists discover planetary system and Hefce chief sees more cuts ahead
In today’s news round-up: Nasa scientists discover planetary system and Hefce chief sees more cuts ahead
Today’s physics news: Thursday, 9 December 2010
In today’s news: Jodrell Bank’s new telescope is light years ahead, meteor ‘fireball’ explodes over UK, exoplanets cast doubt on astronomical theories and Rresearch council pleased by fewer grant bids and higher success rate.
