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A Year in the Life of Neptune
Having started life as a hypothetical planet, it was only recently that Neptune’s precise path through space was confirmed, as it completed its first full orbit since its discovery in 1846. To...
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Running rings around Pluto
What we know (or perhaps more accurately what we think we know) about our universe is constantly changing – in a relatively tiny amount of time, our scientific research has progressed from a simplistic...
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Our Planetary Neighbourhood
ESO/L. Calçada This article is taken from the Winter 2011 issue of I, Science. Nicola Guttridge explores the hunt for planets around other stars, and how this is helping to answer questions about the...
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Science Behind the Photo #45
Taken from Issue 22. Although seemingly beautiful and serene, this fiery image shows the hundreds of millions of stars at the turbulent heart of the Milky Way, all cocooned in cosmic gas and dust. The...
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Hubble: A visual feast
Neil Stoker gorges on a new book of Hubble images, and wonders how these extraordinary pictures have changed us
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