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an artist's rendering of a red planet in space
an orange and black substance is shown in the air as it moves through the ground
Gentside Découverte : Le magazine au coeur de notre planète
an artist's rendering of the planet in space
NASA May Have Found A Lava Covered Planet
Astronomers working with NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope have discovered a nearby world that’s smaller than Earth – and possibly covered with magma. (Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech)
an artist's rendering of a red planet in space
Magma Oceans Could Be Key To Life In Cosmos
Magma Oceans Could Be Key To Life In Cosmos
an artist's impression of a planet in space
Gas Giant on Fire, Călin Mihălceanu
Gas Giant on Fire, Călin Mihălceanu on ArtStation at https://www.artstation.com/artwork/OwkAv
an artist's rendering of the planet and its companion star, in outer space
Jupiter is the oldest planet in the Solar System
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an image of the galactic disk in purple
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an orange and yellow object in the dark sky with clouds on it's surface
Investigating the Mystery of Migrating 'Hot Jupiters'
How do some gas giant planets end up so feverishly close to their stars? NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope finds new clues.
an image of the planet saturn taken by nasa's hubble telescope on july 22, 2012
APOD: 2004 June 26 - Neptune: Still Springtime After All These Years
Neptune: Still Springtime After All These Years (Jun 26 2004) Credit: L. Sromovsky and P. Fry (Univ. Wisconsin - Madison) et al., NASA In the 1960s spring came to the southern hemisphere of Neptune, the Solar System's outermost gas giant planet. Of course, since Neptune orbits the Sun once every 165 earth-years, it's still springtime for southern Neptune, where each season lasts over four decades. Astronomers have found that in recent years Neptune has been getting brighter (...)
an orange and blue object in the dark sky
Nebula
an image of a blue planet in the middle of space
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a close up view of the center of a star in space, with only one light visible
Hubble Sees Red Giant Blow a Bubble - NASA Science
Camelopardalis, or U Cam for short, is a star nearing the end of its life. As stars run low on fuel, they become unstable. Every few thousand years, U Cam coughs out a nearly spherical shell of gas as a layer of helium around its core begins to fuse. The gas ejected in the star's latest eruption is clearly visible in this picture as a faint bubble of gas surrounding the star.
an artist's impression of the sun and earth in front of a red star
Earthlike planets unlikely around stars with 'hot Jupiters'
Hot Jupiter Planet Type -- It has been proposed that, even though no planet of this type has been found until now, gas giants orbiting red giants at distances similar to that of Jupiter could be hot Jupiters too due to the intense irradiation they would receive from their stars. It is very likely that in the Solar System Jupiter will become a hot Jupiter when the Sun becomes a red giant.
an image of the sun taken from space
Juno Shows What's Going On Beneath Jupiter's Clouds
The interior of the gas giant is a wild, stormy place.