Let me tell you, this Great Red Spot is an iconic feature on Jupiter; at first glance, it looks like a large red stain on the ...

Can you imagine? Jupiter is the big brother among the planets in the solar system, with a massive size and a mass that is 2.5 times the total mass of all other planets in the solar system combined.

Amid the season with at least one meteor shower occurring every night, interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may become visible to us ...

Science advances through data that don't fit our current understanding. At least that was Thomas Kuhn's theory in his famous ...

Apple made the visionOS 26 release candidate available to Vision Pro developers on Tuesday, and one of the more interesting ...

A tropical wave in the central Atlantic Ocean shows a high potential for tropical cyclone development in the next week, the National Hurricane Center reported Friday. Current observations indicate ...

Imagine looking up at Jupiter, the largest planet in our Solar System, and deciding to jump straight into it. It sounds like the ultimate space adventure, but the reality of plunging into this gas ...

The powerful monsoon storm on Aug. 25 tested a dust detection system installed by the Arizona Department of Transportation. ADOT implemented the program on a stretch of the I-10, between Phoenix and ...

The Great Red Spot Isn’t Alone Everyone has heard of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, a storm so enormous it could swallow Earth whole. It has raged for centuries, fueled by the planet’s powerful swirling ...

The find represents the first clear detection of a baby planet taking shape within a disc of dust and gas with multiple rings. The ground-breaking discovery was made using European Southern ...

In some cases, to learn more about our solar system, all we have to do is look at evidence found on Earth. Researchers from Japan's Nagoya University and the Italian National Institute for ...

Billions of years ago, Jupiter’s violent growth transformed the young solar system, smashing icy and rocky bodies together at incredible speeds. These cataclysmic collisions created tiny molten ...