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A Billion Miles Further

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein14 January 20181 Comment

The distant world 2014 MU69 is known only as a small blurry dot. But that will change next year.

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Children Of The Wolf

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein2 January 20183 Comments

The origin of our Sun is shrouded in mystery. It may also have been shrouded in the nebula of a Wolf-Rayet star.

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Getting It Wrong And Getting It Right

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein3 December 20170 Comments

We thought Mars had liquid water on its surface, now we don’t. Getting it wrong is an essential part of doing science right.

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How To Cook A Turkey On Venus

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein27 November 20170 Comments

If you lived on Venus, cooking for Thanksgiving would be much less stressful.

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An Interstellar Object Visits Our Solar System

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein1 November 20176 Comments

An asteroid or comet traveled from beyond the stars to make a close approach to Earth.

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Egg-Shaped World Has A Ring

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein24 October 20171 Comment

A chance encounter with a star shows the dwarf planet Haumea has a ring.

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Goodbye Planet Nine, Hello Planet Ten

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein28 June 20175 Comments

New surveys of the most distant objects in our solar system rule out planet nine, but hints at a possible planet ten.

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The Rains Of Mars

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein23 May 20174 Comments

Rain on early Mars was strong enough to create gully washers.

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A Jovian Eclipse Reveals Lava Lakes On Io

In Solar System by Brian Koberlein16 May 20170 Comments

All it took to verify a lava lake on Io was a fortunate transit by an icy world.

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