Neptune’s Moons: Wreckage of Ancient Icy Worlds
The James Webb telescope has detected clay minerals on Neptune’s inner moons – a hint that they are the wreckage of much larger, destroyed icy worlds.
The James Webb telescope has detected clay minerals on Neptune’s inner moons – a hint that they are the wreckage of much larger, destroyed icy worlds.
Around 30,000 light-years from the galactic core, a “wandering” black hole has torn apart a star – the farthest offset event of its kind ever seen.
A spent Falcon 9 upper stage unintentionally crashed into the Moon on 5 August – South Korea’s Danuri probe photographed the new crater.
A new analysis of New Horizons images shows signs that liquid nitrogen is rising through cracks at the edge of Pluto’s heart-shaped glacier.