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Rodriguez, L.; Stenborg, G.: El clima espacial: satélites y astronautas en peligro? Ciencia Hoy 13 (74), pp. 10 - 22 (2003)

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The Uranian magnetic field is more expansive than previously thought, according to newly analyzed data from Voyager 2, making it easier to search for moons with oceans.

Studying the upper solar atmosphere with Solar Orbiter

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JUICE: A Look at our Blue Planet

September 10, 2024

Evidence of life, ozone hole and magnetic shield: during its flyby of Earth, the space probe got to know our home from an unusual perspective.

Cluster mission: Salsa's last dance

September 04, 2024

For 24 years, the four Cluster satellites have been studying the magnetosphere. Next Sunday, the first of them will re-enter into Earth's atmosphere.

Diagnostics of coronal dynamics and heating for the MUSE mission

September 01, 2024

Solar and Stellar Coronae Sun and Heliosphere

Spectroscopic and imaging data from observations and synthesized from 3D MHD models of the Solar corona

Artistic rendering of an early planetary system with a central star with remainders of a debris disk and a plethora of colorful orbiting planets

PhD Position in Planet Formation

August 19, 2024

Planetary science PLANETOIDS

Understanding the formation and evolution of planets from micron-sized dust grains to fully-formed planets

This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. Author Merikanto

Experimental Investigation of Magma Ocean–Atmosphere Interactions

August 16, 2024

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How common are destructive solar superflares?

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Solar and Stellar Coronae Sun and Heliosphere

Putting stellar superflares from SUIT/Aditya-1 data on the same scale as the solar flares

Mercury Plasma Environment

August 01, 2024

BepiColombo Mercury Planetary plasma environment

A Bepi Colombo Mission to Mercury project (DLR funding)

Jupiter: Hurricanes to a depth of 2000 kilometers

June 10, 2024

New simulations allow a “computational peek” under the clouds of Jupiter. Apparently, violent hurricanes rage there.

Images of earth and Mars side by side: a mostly blue sphere with a pale reddish landmass in the center mostly, hidden by while swirling clouds, on the left, three-quarter-illuminated, and a smaller, fully-illuminated reddish-brown sphere with some white patches on the visible surface on the right. Image credit: NASA/JPL

Volatile element delivery to the terrestrial planets – constraints from isotope anomalies

May 01, 2024

Earth Mars Moon Planetary science

Cosmochemical investigations on the heritage of volatiles in Earth, Mars, and the Moon

Venus: Carbon Ions during Flyby

April 12, 2024

Carbon ions are escaping into space from the atmosphere of Venus. New measurements by BepiColombo confirm a long-held suspicion.

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