#solar system
Venus is the second planet from the Sun and the third largest in the Solar System, named after the Roman goddess of love. It features a long day, a retrograde rotation, and extreme atmospheric conditions.
Mars, the fourth planet in our Solar System, known as the Red Planet, shares many characteristics with Earth. Explore its physical, orbital, and atmospheric properties.
NASA explains that the barycenter between the Sun and Jupiter is located outside the Sun's surface, indicating that both bodies orbit an invisible point beyond our star.
Discover the beauty of Earth from space with a stunning 4K video captured by the International Space Station, revealing our planet's fragility and splendor.
Join ASTROMARES for an exciting online astronomy course starting October 15, featuring ten engaging sessions covering various astronomical topics.
Explore the fascinating nuclei of comets CG30, CG31, and CG38, and their implications for understanding the solar system's history.
Impact craters are the most common geological process among celestial bodies in our Solar System. They are used in planetary geology as a dating method to establish the relative age of structures.
