The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite detected a few specifically interesting planets orbiting in their parent stars’ habitable zones. Read to know more.
Although Pluto is considered as a dwarf planet, it is not the smallest. Do you want to know the smallest in the rank? Continue reading to see a complete breakdown of the planet sizes.
An international team of astronomers used Astrometry to detect a wobbling exoplanet orbiting the larger of the system's stars, allowing them to create a 3D model. Read the article to find out more.
New planets are found by a team of scientists, one of which might replace the red planet. Is it actually livable? To learn what the researchers think, see this post.
James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is exceeding expectations, showing it can directly snap an exoplanet and allow scientists to study the composition of its atmosphere. Read the article to know more.
James Webb Space Telescope captures carbon dioxide in the WASP-39b exoplanet. Continue reading to know more about the latest data captured by NASA's telescope.
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) launches the NameExoWorlds 2022 competition to name an exoplanet and its host star. Check out how to join the competition in this article.
Scientists found that Neptune-sized exoplanets orbiting bright massive stars get stripped of their outer layers, which might explain why there are only a few of them found. Continue reading to know more.
NASA astronomers claim that TESS found an exoplanet bigger than Earth, categorized as sub-Neptune. Continue reading to know more about the mini-Neptune.
There may be an exoplanet in the universe with your name. Read on to know how to help International Astronomical Union label planets that NASA's James Webb Space Telescope would examine.