Did you know other stars get sunspots? And we can find them via their planets?
Also, more evidence that Mercury may not be as dead as we thought
If confirmed, this will more than double the number known
Do not trust AI. It sucks. Also, a weird planet orbiting its star at a weird angle.
But what was that booster carrying? Mysteries abound.
Two extra-inflated gas giants are defying explanation. Plus my book in Chinese, and why are supermassive black holes so big so early?
The nearby Jupiter-like world orbits Epsilon Indi A, a star less than 12 light-years from us
14 Her c is around our same age, and ESA has a new telescope to look for space rocks
See a direct image of the planet, and a quintuply gravitationally lensed galaxy
Also: a million Moon craters, and Voyager 1 gets an attitude adjustment
How is it holding on to its air?
The planet K2-360b is likely metal, and the crater image is too.
