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Looking for Jupiter in Manhattan

 Space, Physics, and Math
• April 2, 2026

A glimpse of what New Yorkers are missing above the city’s light-polluted skies

A fake planet with "Scienceline's Guide to Exoplanets" labeled across its equator. Other planets zoom past behind it.

Scienceline’s Guide to the Exoplanets: The Tugging Triplet

 Exoplanet Guide
• November 16, 2020

Pollux b: In search of counterparts

Scienceline’s Guide to the Exoplanets: Shadow Satellite

 Exoplanet Guide
• November 2, 2020

Kepler-1625b: In search of a Neptune-sized moon

A fake planet with "Scienceline's Guide to Exoplanets" labeled across its equator. Other planets zoom past behind it.

Scienceline’s Guide to the Exoplanets: The Distant Point of Light

 Exoplanet Guide
• October 26, 2020

GU Piscium b: A very large world that twinkles

A fake planet with "Scienceline's Guide to Exoplanets" labeled across its equator. Other planets zoom past behind it.

Scienceline’s Guide to the Exoplanets: The Vapor Beacon

 Exoplanet Guide
• October 19, 2020

HD 20782 b: A world caught in a violently stretched loop

A fake planet with "Scienceline's Guide to Exoplanets" labeled across its equator. Other planets zoom past behind it.

Scienceline’s Guide to the Exoplanets: The Bouncy Ball

 Exoplanet Guide
• October 12, 2020

HR 5183 b: A world caught in a stretched loop

Jupiter: Earth’s bodyguard or secret assassin?

 Space, Physics, and Math
• November 29, 2012

The gas giant’s mighty gravitational pull slings comets and asteroids towards Earth, while also deflecting them away

How Do Auroras Work?

 Ask Scienceline
• October 13, 2010

NASA images provide new insight into Saturn’s auroras

 
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