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Category Archives: planets
What on Google Earth?*
Jani has been exploring the Sahara Desert using Google Earth, and would like to know if this structure in southeast Algeria is a crater or not (it can be found at 22 48′ N 9 29′ E): Before I give … Continue reading
Don’t put your faith in (no) sunspots
Reports of a Maunder-like minimum are somewhat premature
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Martian plate tectonics
Are striped magnetic anomalies on the Red Planet evidence of ancient sea-floor spreading?
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Venusian datafest in Nature
Anyone interested in Venus will be very happy with this week’s issue of Nature, which has published a raft of papers detailing the latest findings of the European Space Agency’s Venus Express probe, which has been orbiting our inner planetary … Continue reading
Polar views
The north pole of Titan, courtesy of Cassini: Here’s why we think the dark patches are lakes, which everyone is very excited about. The first snapshots of Titan’s southern polar region have also found a couple of probable small lakes, … Continue reading
Nice plan for content warnings on Mastodon and the Fediverse. Now you need a Mastodon/Fediverse button on this blog.