It's interesting how relatively featureless Uranus is compared to Neptune.

Pulsars are my favorite. You can "listen" to some examples here

I hope they will use this to ferry astronauts.

Looks delicious

It's an interesting idea. You can track it here

John Boone

Looks cool and has an 'Alien' vibe to it, imo

Very cool!

I agree that we should start with the moon. It's the curious that the focus shifted so much towards Mars for a long time.

Go Dragon!

Good point

Wow, taken by Cassini way back in 2004

Apparently, the purple areas could be water ice with minerals inside.

Thanks so much. Still learning how all this works, so glad to have the feedback.

The survey that made this discovery was done using LOFAR, an array of small radio telescopes that are linked up to do amazing things. It's pretty rad.

Has sort of a walnut look to it

Thank you. It's a great question. While I cannot answer definitively, I would speculate that this phenomena is related, but not the same as a CME. In our sun, CMEs are basically created by magnetic

Don't forget about the Simpsons' contributions to math :)

Thanks for the post. Raw images from the Cassini mission can be viewed here

Great pictures. Looking at the second picture, the large reddish star near the bottom is Betelgeuse, part of the Orion constellation. You can see his 3 star belt to the right. Orion is hunting Taurus the