Category Archives: Other planets
Raining methane on Titan
Astronomers are now able to forecast rain – methane rain – on Saturn’s biggest moon Titan.
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Solar wind weakens Mercury's magnetic field
More proof of an electromagnetic universe
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Hydrocarbons rain from Titan's sky
Hundreds of times Earth’s oil reserves
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Fist of an angry God?
9 Aug 09 – Something – no one knows what – has punched through Saturn’s narrow F ring.
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Surprise method of transferring energy from solar wind to Earth's magnetosphere
What would happen during a magnetic reversal?
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How exactly do 'fossils' create 'fuel'?
“Methane is also commonly found on planets such as Saturn (and its moon Titan) where science has never recorded the presence of living plants or animals. How exactly do ‘fossils’ create ‘fuel’? By Jerome R. Corsi 17 Nov 05 – … Continue reading
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Lakes of oil on Saturn's moon Titan
“It’s enough to make a Texas oil man drool.” “Saturn’s moon Titan has rain, lakes, and weather that shapes the moon’s surface as those same processes shape Earth’s,” says this article in the National Journal. “The main differences are that … Continue reading
US scientists find potentially habitable planet near Earth
29 Sep 10 – An Earth-sized planet, astronomers believe there could be many more like it in space.
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Life probable on any wet rocky planet
The emergence of life is probable on any wet, rocky planet, says Nick Lane, Ph.D., of University College in London. More specifically, a wet rocky planet with hydrothermal vents.
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