Tag: exoplanets
Study Reveals Many Sub-Neptune Planets May Lack Traditional Cores
New research suggests most sub-Neptune exoplanets in our galaxy may have no distinct cores, challenging previous planetary structure models.
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James Webb Telescope Captures Morning ‘Sand’ Clouds on Hot Jupiter WASP-94Ab
NASA’s James Webb Telescope observed daily weather cycles on hot Jupiter WASP-94Ab, revealing morning silicate clouds that clear by evening.
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James Webb Telescope Captures First Surface Analysis of a Distant Exoplanet
NASA’s James Webb Telescope has provided the first direct surface study of an exoplanet, revealing a dark, scorching, atmosphere-free world.
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AI Model Uncovers Previously Unknown Exoplanets in TESS Telescope Archives
Researchers employ AI to analyze TESS data, revealing new exoplanet candidates formerly hidden in stellar brightness records.
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NASA Begins Studying Habitability Risks Around Low-Mass Stars Using SPARCS Telescope
NASA uses the SPARCS space telescope to analyze stellar activity that may threaten life on planets orbiting low-mass stars.
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Astronomers Discover Earth-Like Exoplanet With Significantly Colder Climate
A newly found exoplanet resembles Earth in size and orbit but has a much colder climate, colder on average than Mars.
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