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Most Common Outer Planets Likely To Be The Same Mass As Neptune, Says Gravitational Microlensing Study

According to a recent study performed by scientists at NASA, Neptune-mass planets are probably the most common kind of planets that are present past the snow line. The technique called microlensing is used to detect and study the planets that are present farther away in the galaxy.

by Saranya Palanisamy

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China Launches New Satellite To Monitor Greenhouse Gas Emissions
by Ted Ranosa
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Alien Megastructure Star: ETI Not Behind Dimming Of KIC 8462852
by Allan Adamson
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Japan Launches ERG Satellite To Study Earth's Radiation Belt
by Ted Ranosa
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NASA Is Looking For Alien Life On Star Wars-Like Planets
by Ted Ranosa
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New Study Raises Doubt About Liquid Water Flowing On Planet Mars
by Allan Adamson
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Illinois Woman Legal Owner Of Apollo 11 Moon Rock Bag, Not NASA: Judge
by Allan Adamson
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New Detection Method To Double Number Of Known Black Holes Within Two Years
by Allan Adamson
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Death Star: Astronomers Discover Sun-Like Star That Ate Some Of Its Planets
by Kalyan Kumar
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F-18 Chase Plane Provides Live Coverage Of CYGNSS Hurricane Mission Launch
by Kalyan Kumar
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NASA Juno Spacecraft Completes Latest Jupiter Flyby, Captures Image Of Gas Giant’s ‘Pearl’
by Kalyan Kumar
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Dwarf Planet Ceres Is Full Of Water: Biggest Asteroid In Solar System Was An Ocean World
by Allan Adamson
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NASA Astronaut Living On Space Station Will Hold Live Q&A With Kindergarten, Elementary Students
by Kalyan Kumar

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Most Common Outer Planets Likely To Be The Same Mass As Neptune, Says Gravitational Microlensing Study

China Launches New Satellite To Monitor Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Alien Megastructure Star: ETI Not Behind Dimming Of KIC 8462852

Japan Launches ERG Satellite To Study Earth's Radiation Belt

NASA Is Looking For Alien Life On Star Wars-Like Planets

New Study Raises Doubt About Liquid Water Flowing On Planet Mars

Illinois Woman Legal Owner Of Apollo 11 Moon Rock Bag, Not NASA: Judge

New Detection Method To Double Number Of Known Black Holes Within Two Years

Death Star: Astronomers Discover Sun-Like Star That Ate Some Of Its Planets

F-18 Chase Plane Provides Live Coverage Of CYGNSS Hurricane Mission Launch

NASA Juno Spacecraft Completes Latest Jupiter Flyby, Captures Image Of Gas Giant’s ‘Pearl’

Dwarf Planet Ceres Is Full Of Water: Biggest Asteroid In Solar System Was An Ocean World

NASA Astronaut Living On Space Station Will Hold Live Q&A With Kindergarten, Elementary Students

Google Unveils 'Ask for Me'—AI That Calls Businesses for You: How to Use it?

OpenAI Accuses China's DeepSeek of Secretly Using GPT to Train Rival Chatbot

Nothing Phone 3a Confirmed For March Release — Here's What to Expect On New Budget Phone

'Musk It' Is the New Memecoin Errol Musk, Elon's Estranged Father, Wants To Capitalize On

Samsung Fans Fight Back: Petition Demands Return of Bluetooth S Pen for Galaxy S26 Ultra