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The ultimate purpose of PUNCH is to use its four instruments — three wide-field imagers (WFI) and a near-field imager (NFI) — ...

Researchers suggest Alpha Centauri may be the origin of millions of interstellar objects now in our solar system, some possibly even reaching Earth, though harmlessly, highlighting the interconnected ...

Mike Brown is convinced that beyond Neptune, at the far reaches of our solar system, there's an unseen giant planet. "This is the 5th largest planet in our solar system, lurking out there ...

“The sun is the closest thing we have in our solar system to an unlimited source of energy,” Jaffe said. “The more we can take advantage of that, the better.” Unlike terrestrial solar ...

An entire asteroid doesn't just materialize out of nothing, though, and now astronomers have determined what 2024 YR4 is made of, what it looks like, and the unexpected place in the Solar System that ...

The solar panel market is a competitive one, with plenty of unfamiliar brands offering fairly similar products. We’ve put together this guide to help guide you through the best choices.

PV Hardware (PVH) has released PVH Terra, a foundation system designed to improve solar plant installation on challenging terrain. The system aims to improve stability in expansive soils ...

Have you ever wondered how far Jupiter is from Mars or Venus from Earth? Our handy calculator makes it easy to find out! All distances are average and approximate, as it’s difficult to be accurate ...

Chinese scientists, in collaboration with several international research institutions, have led the construction of a high-precision surface solar radiation monitoring system on a near-global scale.

Back in 2017, BA introduced a system that divided passengers into not one, not two, but nine boarding groups. While the intention was to reduce overcrowding, so many groups often had the opposite ...

"It's a different way of experiencing the mechanics of the solar system for yourself," said Catherine Muller, an astronomer at Royal Observatory to Sky News science correspondent Thomas Moore.