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Proxima Centauri amazes us again: a possible second low-mass planet is found orbiting the nearest star to the Sun
Artistic representation of the planetary system around Proxima Centauri (credits: [...]
Slow and old stars in the disk of the Milky Way
Slow and old stars in the disk of the Milky [...]
Trovati frammenti della meteorite di Capodanno
È la prima meteorite italiana ritrovata con un metodo sistematico [...]
Solar Orbiter, the European probe that will make a CT scan of the Sun.
Artist's impression of the European probe Solar Orbiter, whose launch [...]
The huge black hole that should not exist
The team of astronomers, co-authors of the discovery of the [...]
Solar Orbiter being unpacked
Three photos of Solar Orbiter being unpacked marking the start [...]
Detection of Coronal Mass Ejections at L1 and Forecast of Their Geo-effectiveness
Providing alerts for upcoming geomagnetic storms and predicting their effects [...]
Asteroid rotational properties from sparse photometric data
The Gaia space mission obtains sparse photometric measurements for thousands [...]
- Transnettuniano con atmosfera da non crederci
- Là dove i raggi cosmici s’inginocchiano
- Costante cosmologica topologicamente limitata
- Dai fondi oceanici alla Luna
- Le super-Terre dominano le stelle più diffuse
- La Via Lattea potrebbe essere piena di Tatooine
- Nel cuore di Tc 1, una buckyball di buckyball
- Perché le stelle rallentano prima di morire?
- Campionati di astronomia, ecco i vincitori