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To The Edge Of Night

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein31 July 20161 Comment

When we watch starlight pass through Saturn’s rings, it tells us an interesting story.

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A Dwarf By Any Other Name

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein20 July 201610 Comments

How big must a solar system body be to be considered a dwarf planet.

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The Far Side

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein9 July 20163 Comments

Could there be a planet on the far side of the Sun?

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Across The Bow

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein2 July 20162 Comments

Recently the Juno probe crossed Jupiter’s bow shock on its way to the planet.

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Mercury Rising

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein9 May 20160 Comments

Observations of Mercury’s transit haven’t been scientifically important, but that’s not why we do it.

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Manx Comet

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein1 May 20162 Comments

A comet without a tail could hold clues to the formation of our solar system.

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Makemake Moon

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein28 April 20161 Comment

The dwarf planet Makemake has a moon.

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Cassini and the Ninth World

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein6 April 20163 Comments

The Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn may have felt the gravitational pull of a ninth planet.

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Amateur Astronomers Capture Jupiter Impact

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein30 March 20161 Comment

On Monday amateur astronomer John Mckeon captured an unusual flash on the limb of Jupiter while he was filming the planet through a telescope.

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Brian Koberlein is an astrophysics professor who can't stop rambling about how awesome the Universe is.