InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyJason Morton·3d agoA Star Died and Its Planets Were Destroyed, and Astronomers Learned Something ExtraordinaryAbout 1,600 light-years from Earth, a dead star is surrounded by two mysterious rings. What have scientists learned?A response icon2A response icon2
OUIDIR·5d agoExploring the Solar System: A Journey from Earth to the Distant Worlds Beyond NeptuneTHE SOLAR SYSTEM: Discover the Mysteries of Space | Ages 10–14
The Sleepy Physicist·Nov 6Why We Can’t Find Planet Nine but Can See Ancient GalaxiesThe most distant galaxy ever seen makes its own light. A planet circling our own Sun has to borrow it.A response icon1A response icon1
InThe GravitybyAurel Stratan·Nov 122 More Orbits for the Sun. Just 4–5 for Earth.This story was inspired by a niece of mine, my brother’s younger daughter. It’s a long text and a preview of what to expect is probably…A response icon1A response icon1
Iram Ahmed·Oct 31The Last Sign: 3I/ATLAS and the Hopi Blue Star Prophecy — Ancient Warnings, Interstellar Mysteries…An Interstellar Visitor, an Ancient Prophecy, and Humanity’s Search for the Final Warning
Amit Surti·Oct 30A Possible New Dwarf Planet Is Hiding Beyond PlutoA distant icy world called 2026 ED138 may be large enough to join Pluto’s club. Astronomers still need proof.
The Sleepy Physicist·Oct 25The Center of the Solar System Is Outside the SunEvery planet, and the Sun itself, is circling a point in empty space beside our star, and it won’t stay there for long.A response icon1A response icon1
Ray Villard·Oct 23A Phoenix Planet Arises Out of a Star’s AshesWhen our Sun burns out in roughly 5 billion years and collapses into a seething, Earth‑sized cinder called a white dwarf, the solar system…
Pradnya's Cosmic Diary·Oct 21Beyond Earth: Exploring Our Solar System 🌌Eight planets, one star, and distances beyond our imagination.
