Large-scale cryovolcanic resurfacing on Pluto

28. 12 2022

Galaxies

Light from outside our galaxy is a couple of times brighter than scientists are able to explain

Scientists were able to measure the cosmic optical background (COB) thanks to the data from New Horizons space probe at the edge of the Solar system. The light is significantly brighter than what light from known sources can explain. According to a new study led Teresa Symons it is two to three times brighter.

24. 06 2022

Pluto

Extreme Exospheric Dynamics at Charon: Implications for the Red Spot

26. 11 2021

Galaxies

New Horizons probe detected galactic Lyman-Alpha radiation

Lyman Alpha is a specific line in electromagnetic spectrum, which is emitted when an electron jumps from 2nd orbital state to the 1st one. In inner solar system the Lyman-Alpha radiation from the Sun is prevalent, but beyond the orbit of Pluto, the galactic variety comes to light.

17. 10 2020

Arrokoth

Sublimation as an effective mechanism for flattened lobes of (486958) Arrokoth