Researchers discover that a temperate exoplanet may have an atmosphere, could be covered in ice, and may even have an ocean of liquid water
Read article: Icy exoplanet found to be potentially habitable
Discovery could help us better understand Jupiter’s magnetic field as well as improve liquid–metal batteries
Read article: Liquid–metal interfaces show large thermoelectric effect
Two new studies reveal where the red planet’s water is, and where it (probably) isn’t
Read article: Mars has frost-covered mountains at its equator but no lakes at its poles
The surface of a Kuiper Belt object called Arrokoth is rich in glucose, ribose and other sweet molecules
Read article: Scientists identify a ‘sugar world’ beyond Neptune
Relatively strong field may have protected life forms 3.7 billion years ago
Read article: Early Earth’s magnetic field strength was similar to today’s
Proposed mechanism could explain why the orbits of some "hot Jupiters" decay slower than expected
Read article: Stellar magnetic fields may give doomed exoplanets a temporary reprieve
Two independent teams have analysed spectral data from the James Webb Space Telescope to investigate the exoplanet WASP-107 b
Read article: JWST data reveal interior structure of puffy exoplanet
Period of ultra-weak field nearly 600 million years ago could have contributed to increase in oxygen levels that favoured complex life
Read article: Ancient lull in Earth’s magnetic field may have allowed large animals to evolve
Planet may once have had oceans like Earth
Read article: Venus is losing water much faster than previously thought, study suggests
Ian Randall reviews What’s Hidden Inside Planets? by Sabine Stanley
Read article: What lies beneath: unearthing the secret interior lives of planets
