Our solar system was doing just fine without humanity for 99.995% of its lifetime Our Solar System is quite “young”, at least as far as solar systems go. Using radiometric dating, scientists were able ...

Our universe is full of mysterious sights and sounds. Explore some of our most frightful finds from past Halloweens.

Here we tell you everything you need to know about the new series and speak to Brian to find out more. Solar System is five episodes. The first episode is called Volcano Worlds. Professor Brian Cox ...

Our ability to detect planets outside our Solar System is becoming more refined. Thus, astrophysicists can now detect exoplanets still nestled within the dust cloud that witnessed their birth, right ...

A new technique allows astronomers to home in on planets beyond our solar system that are in line with ... beyond anything we unintentionally send out. But, with better equipment, like the ...

The popular physicist will set out to lift the lid on the "truly extraordinary" events unfolding daily on the planets and moons of our solar system. "We are living through a golden age of ...

The closest are the four rocky planets, the remaining gas planets inhabit deeper space. The solar system is also home to many other cosmic bodies including asteroids, moons and dwarf planets such ...

The closest are the four rocky planets, the remaining gas planets inhabit deeper space. The solar system is also home to many other cosmic bodies including asteroids, moons and dwarf planets such ...

Join Professor Brian Cox on a journey to the Volcano Worlds of our solar system as he explores planets and moons bursting with fire and ice, with eruptions so violent they reach far out into space.

Simultaneously, the system diverts some of the additional solar power by increasing the electrical current delivered to the stack, to drive more salt out of the faster-flowing water. "Let's say ...

A new search for extraterrestrial radio signals during planetary occultations in the TRAPPIST-1 system provides a promising ...