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The article discusses insights from Lithuanian scientist Dr. Vytautas Stankus regarding the search for extraterrestrial life and the existence of exoplanets beyond our solar system.

The article discusses the Earth’s formation, the emergence of life, and the various mass extinction events over geological time, suggesting a connection between these extinctions and the solar system's galactic orbit.

A condominium manager in Araçatuba, Brazil, has been indicted after admitting to forging residents' signatures during a meeting to decide on the installation of a solar energy system.

Scientists propose a bold maneuver involving a close flyby of the Sun to intercept the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, which is moving away from the solar system.

A new study by Michigan State University scientists reveals that the formation of snowman-like objects in the outer regions of the Solar System is due to a simple gravitational process.

Researchers have uncovered new insights into the snowman-shaped object known as Arrokoth, which is the most distant and primitive body visited by a spacecraft from Earth.

A new study suggests that hydrogen sulfide, a gas that smells like rotten eggs, plays a key role in the formation of exoplanets by influencing their development around stars outside our solar system.

New measures have been introduced regarding incentives for photovoltaic plants aiming to alleviate system charges and manage resource allocation in the energy sector.

Genios magazine launches a new initiative to make school more fun by providing kids with model pieces of the solar system, enhancing their learning experience.

On February 18, 1930, astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh discovered Pluto, which was initially regarded as the ninth planet in the solar system.

Recent simulations reveal that Jupiter's atmosphere contains significantly more oxygen than previously thought, challenging past estimates.

Astronomy enthusiasts have a brief opportunity to capture images of Comet Wierzchos before it fades away from view as it travels deeper into the solar system.

The article discusses Brazil's rapid adoption of solar and wind energy, highlighting the challenges associated with integrating these sources into a historically hydroelectric-dominated power system.

Astronomers have discovered an unusual planetary system that contradicts classic planet formation models, as reported by the European Space Agency.

The article discusses how Galileo Galilei was accused of heresy on February 13, 1633, for supporting Copernicus' heliocentric theory, leading to his eventual house arrest by Pope Urban VIII.

Astronomers have discovered a new solar system, LHS 1903, which features two Earth-like planets, challenging existing physical models of planetary formation.

Astronomers have discovered a unique solar system, LHS 1903, featuring four planets with a configuration unlike any previously observed.

The new hybrid energy park in Kvostedos incorporates a 50 MW energy storage system, enhancing electricity stability and flexibility in the region.

Scientists have confirmed the discovery of a volcanic cave on Venus, which is identified as the largest lava tunnel in the solar system, based on data from NASA's Magellan probe.

The article discusses the hypothetical planet Theia, which scientists believe may have collided with the young Earth, contributing to the formation of the Moon.

Scientists have discovered what appears to be a massive underground tunnel on Venus, formed by volcanic activity, based on data from NASA's Magellan mission.

South Africa aims to enhance its clean energy efforts by integrating residential solar and electric vehicle batteries into the national grid to help reduce carbon emissions.

NASA's Juno spacecraft uncovers new insights into the volcanic activity on Io, Jupiter's moon, challenging previous scientific understandings.

The ALMA radio telescope has captured many debris disks around young stars, revealing the dynamic development of planetary systems including our own.

A spectacular new image of the Helix Nebula, captured by the James Webb Space Telescope, reveals both the chemistry of life's origins in our solar system and a glimpse into its ultimate fate.

The Supreme Federal Court of Brazil has reinstated the tax on the excess solar energy generated by consumers in Piauí who utilize the Electric Energy Compensation System.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has provided the most accurate measurement of Jupiter, revealing that it is slightly smaller and less spherical than previously estimated, which aids in understanding its internal structure and the formation of the solar system.

Jupiter is slightly smaller and more flattened than scientists believed for decades, according to a new study using data from the Juno spacecraft.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has discovered that Jupiter is slightly smaller and has a greater equatorial flattening than previously thought, enhancing scientists' understanding of the giant planet's internal structure and its role in the formation of the solar system.

A new study reveals that Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, may not be as large as previously believed, prompting a need for updates in astronomical literature.

Scientists are investigating the significant losses of lighter elements such as hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, and noble gases on Earth, which are far less abundant compared to their presence in the Sun and meteorites, potentially due to material loss during the formation of the Solar System and deeper processes within Earth's core.

The manager of a condominium in Araçatuba, SP, admitted to the police that she forged the signatures of half the residents during an assembly that approved the installation of a solar power system.

Scientists at Penn State University have discovered a super-Earth outside the Solar System that may harbor life.

The Thermal Account 3.0 program provides contributions of up to 65% for residential heating system replacements and extends solar energy support to businesses and public administrations.

The article discusses the historical development of timekeeping, focusing on how local solar time evolved into a standardized system influenced by the advent of trains in Europe.

The Huygens probe successfully landed on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, on January 14, 2005, marking a pivotal moment in the exploration of the solar system.

The article discusses the dual nature of asteroids and meteors as both potential threats to Earth and crucial elements in the history of our solar system.

Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka confirmed that there were attempts to attack solar and wind installations across Poland last year, but all attempts were unsuccessful and the energy system remained stable.

Astronomers have discovered the fastest rotating asteroid, 2025 MN45, which spins every 1.88 minutes, using the new Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile.

A rare opportunity to observe Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, as it shines brightly in the night sky.

Many homeowners believe that having a large solar battery in their basement can help them withstand a prolonged power outage, but they may be under a false sense of security as most systems require an additional switch for the battery to take over supply.

The observation of four 'baby' planets with unusually low densities demonstrates how planetary systems evolve and why our Solar System is a rarity.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has unveiled surprising and complex details about Jupiter, reminiscent of the ancient myth where Juno uncovered truths about its behavior.

A planet the size of Saturn, moving towards the center of the Milky Way, has been accidentally observed despite emitting no light and not orbiting any star.

A groundbreaking collaboration between ground-based and space observatories has confirmed the mass and distance of a wandering planet, revealing it was 'exiled' from its original solar system.

A team of astrophysicists has finally solved the mystery of the strange energy overload surrounding the Solar System, shedding light on the origins of life on primitive Earth.