The InSight lander registered the seismic waves of eight separate marsquakes as it traveled through the Red Planet’s mantle.

Bennu's parent body is part of the Polana family of asteroids. A history of collisions created Bennu, and its original parent ...

Earth is so far the only known planet on which life exists—with liquid water and a stable atmosphere. However, the conditions were not conducive to life when it formed. The gas-dust cloud from which ...

Scientists introduced MIST, a new algorithm that quickly identifies minerals from chemical data. MIST automates a traditionally slow, expert-dependent process, streamlining exploration […] ...

The James Webb Space Telescope has helped researchers learn new information about how the Earth may have been formed as it gives a deeper look into the Butterfly Nebula.

Are you a researcher in Earth, Planetary or Space sciences wanting to share your work with wider non-academic audiences? This autumn the EGU Outreach Committee is sponsoring three workshop series’ to ...

James Webb has revealed that the Butterfly Nebula hides a complex mix of gemstone-like crystals, fiery dust, and unexpected ...

Simple organics: Amino acids, some of which were delivered to Earth via meteorites and comets, are introduced to observe whether they could concentrate within mineral membranes. Previous studies ...

How Earth's atmosphere transformed from oxygen-poor to oxygen-rich over a span of about two billion years has been revealed by an international team of researchers.

Any quakes, or even rumbles from meteorite impacts, propagate outward from their point of origin, bouncing around inside a planet or moon or star before stilling to quietness. The way they travel ...

A collection of innovative planetary construction materials for sustainable space exploration — researched and developed by a Big Island university program — is on showcase in a new exhibit at the ...

Climate science tells us we cannot afford to cross planetary boundaries by 2035 ... and the starting line for a world in ...