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The Atmosphere of a Mini-Neptune Reveals Its Migration History

New measurements of a hot Jupiter and its mini-Neptune companion suggest both planets formed farther from their host star than their current positions indicate, shedding light on planetary migration and formation histories.

Victor Hale·5 min read·12/24/2026

Discovery of a Kiloparsec-Scale Cavity in a Giant Galaxy Centered Around an Ultramassive Black Hole

Astrophysicists have discovered a kiloparsec-scale cavity in the stellar distribution of the central galaxy in the A402 cluster, likely caused by dynamic interactions with an ultramassive black hole.

Victor Hale·7 min read·12/24/2026

Potential Exomoon Discovery Around Brown Dwarf CD-35 2722 B

The VLT detects a periodic signal around brown dwarf CD-35 2722 B, suggesting a planetary-mass companion that could represent the first exomoon candidate.

Victor Hale·3 min read·12/18/2026

Discovery of Beta Pictoris d: A Hidden Planet Revealed by the VLT

The discovery of Beta Pictoris d, a hidden planet, was made using the VLT and archival images, revealing new insights into the Beta Pictoris system.

Victor Hale·2 min read·12/18/2026

AstronomiAmo APS AstroBlog - The January 2025 Conjunction of Venus and Saturn

On January 19, 2025, Venus and Saturn will meet in a spectacular conjunction. Discover what planetary conjunctions are, how to observe this event, and tips for astronomical photography.

Victor Hale·4 min read·12/17/2026

Observation of a Binary White Dwarf System with Mass Transfer

Astrophysicists have observed a binary white dwarf system where one star is actively absorbing material from the other, revealing insights into mass transfer processes in ultracompact binaries.

Victor Hale·4 min read·12/17/2026

The Solar System's Journey Through Supernova Dust

The Solar System is currently passing through a cloud of stellar debris. A team of nuclear physicists has traced iron-60 in Antarctic ice, revealing our galactic environment's connection to supernova remnants.

Elena Marsh·5 min read·12/17/2026

Exploring Venus: The Second Planet from the Sun

This article explores Venus, the second planet from the Sun, examining its physical characteristics and rich mythological significance.

Victor Hale·2 min read·12/17/2026

Comprehensive Review of the Hetekan 80/600mm Telescope: Unmatched Portability and Performance

Explore the features and performance of the Hetekan 80/600mm telescope, a portable option for astronomy enthusiasts. Ideal for beginners and families.

Elena Marsh·8 min read·12/16/2026

Preparing for the Solar Eclipse on August 12, 2026

As the solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, draws near, Astronophilos hosts a live web event with Ciel & Espace, preparing for the event and sharing extraordinary eclipse stories.

Elena Marsh·2 min read·12/16/2026

Bronze Age Meteorite Iron Jewelry Discovered in Greece

Thirteen iron jewelry pieces from meteorites, over 3,000 years old, have been discovered in Greece, revealing ancient metallurgical practices.

Victor Hale·2 min read·12/16/2026

Venus: The Infernal Planet That May Have Once Hosted Oceans

A new study suggests that Venus, today a scorching and inhospitable world, may have once hosted oceans covering about 90% of its surface before being engulfed by a runaway greenhouse effect.

Victor Hale·3 min read·12/16/2026