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solar system

[soh-ler sis-tuhm] / ˈsoʊ lər ˌsɪs təm /


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Uranus and Neptune are believed to contain vast quantities of water deep within their interiors, meaning superionic water could be the dominant form of water across much of the solar system.

From Science Daily

They can also hurl massive amounts of plasma and high-energy particles into space, creating solar storms that travel across the solar system.

From Science Daily

Located just 25 light years from Earth, Fomalhaut is relatively young -- about 440 million years old -- making it a useful stand-in for what the solar system looked like early in its history.

From Science Daily

That possibility has fueled decades of speculation about whether Europa could host life, placing it among the most important targets for exploration in the solar system.

From Science Daily

The chatbot inaccurately responded that the telescope took “the very first pictures” of a planet outside the solar system.

From The Wall Street Journal