... to Support Early Extraterrestrial Planetary Landings. Sigrid Close, Stanford University in Stanford, California : Exploring Uranus: Sustained ChipSat/CubeSat Activity Through Transmitted Electromagnetic Radiation (SCATTER). Amelia Greig, University...
... with the interplanetary medium around them say the team. “This is a fundamental process that’s applicable to Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and probably exoplanets as well,” says Yao. The result also highlights how similar the ion...
...’s companion, PDS 70b, though. PDS 70b is closer in and orbits about the same distance away that Uranus does from our Sun, but the new ALMA observations indicate that PDS 70b does not...
... have a good understanding of how our Solar System formed, some mysteries still remain. Why for example is Uranus tilted sideways, does the Oort Cloud really exist and why does a lot of the dust found...
... rings. But Saturn’s rings are only the beginning: this book includes sections on the rings of Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune and “rings beyond the giant planets”. The text is divided into sections covering ring systems...