The search for a massive planet, from 2 – 10 Earth masses, has never stopped. The discovery of Sedna and later of Eris by Michael Brown and his team, not only would prompt the redifinition of what a planet is, but also would be a key factor in the search for Planet X
Mars Stellarium Mars is still the brightest “star” this June. If you have not looked at the South sky yet, you have the change of still admiring the red planet…
Planet Animations Rediscovered Astronomy releases animations of the planets in our solar system. Well, we are meeting our goal of releasing the animations of the planets in our solar system…
Mercury Crescent Animation Rediscovered Astronomy will publish Solar System animations coming this summer 2016 as part of our effort to renew our content for a general audience. https://youtu.be/_49J9xDN1X4?si=qjE2d0zHt5LCZorV Animation by…
Planets on Celestia | 2012 VP113 Celestia is a free open-platform astronomy program. We have been receiving questions about how to add extra planets (models) to Celestia. We listen to…
Our sun [Sol] has released three X-type-solar flares from an active sunspot. The solar flares were X1, X2, and the most recent one of magnitude X3.2, the biggest so far…