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Jason Davis • March 28, 2019
The Israeli spacecraft is set to enter lunar orbit on 4 April at 17:57 UTC (13:57 EDT).
Adam Block • March 22, 2019
Award-winning astrophotographer Adam Block shares some of his latest images highlighting some hidden gems.
Jason Davis • March 19, 2019 • 1
The asteroid's rotation rate is also increasing, and scientists continue refining the plan to collect a regolith sample next year.
Emily Lakdawalla • March 12, 2019 • 5
I’m very pleased to announce the publication of the March Equinox issue of The Planetary Report: “Inside the Ice Giants.” The print issue shipped to members yesterday!
The Planetary Report • March 2019
Emily Lakdawalla takes us on a tour of the spacecraft currently exploring from within our solar system. All planets and spacecraft locations are shown at their location for April 1st, 2019.
The Planetary Report • March 2019
A GREAT QUEST is underway to discover Earthsize worlds in their stars’ habitable zones. Along the way, astronomers have been surprised to learn that the most typical size of planet in our galaxy is one with no counterpart in our own solar system.
The Planetary Report • March 2019
As of mission end on 30 October 2018, Kepler had detected 1,815 planets or planet candidates in multi-planet systems. All 726 such systems are drawn here.
The Planetary Report • March 2019
Imagine 2 icy worlds far from the Sun. Their serene, blue atmospheres. Huge, ominous-looking storms. Tantalizing glimpses of moons with exotic, icy terrains. Delicate sets of encircling rings.
Casey Dreier • March 11, 2019 • 5
The President's Budget Request for NASA in 2020 would start a Mars Sample Return mission and ramp up efforts to send humans to the Moon. But it would still kick off the first year of a new decade with a half-billion dollar cut to the space agency.
Björn Jónsson • March 11, 2019 • 2
The color of Uranus and Neptune is similar, but not identical. Uranus appears greener and Neptune bluer.
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