Jupiter’s Atmosphere Holds Steady
Astronomers knew that Jupiter's upper atmosphere could be strangely warm, but only now do they have global maps showing just where those hot spots are and how long they last. The post Jupiter’s…
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Astronomers puzzled as hot Jupiter exoplanet CoRoT-2 b defies tidal locking expectations
"I really like looking at the weird ones — finding planets that don't fit the standard picture — and doing some mystery solving."
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"I really like looking at the weird ones — finding planets that don't fit the standard picture — and doing some mystery solving."
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"I really like looking at the weird ones — finding planets that don't fit the standard picture — and doing some mystery solving."
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See Venus and Jupiter tonight! Plus: Phobos isn’t hollow. Shocker.
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