By the time its power dwindles, it will likely have completely redrawn the map of the outer solar system. The new results from the SDC were published on Feb. 1 in the Astrophysical Journal Letters.

The implications were dramatic: with Planet Nine in tow, 2017 OF201 is thrown out of the solar system within 100 million years, an eyeblink on cosmic time. Without Planet Nine, the object’s ...

This map of the solar system shows the precise orbital patterns of 18,000 celestial objects, thanks to data from NASA and other public archives. (Image credit: Eleanor Lutz/TabletopWhale.com) ...

Mind the interplanetary gap! Space subway map reveals how we could travel to planets and moons if the solar system had a Tube. California student Ulysse Carion has created a map showing how ...

The map is simple: it starts at the sun, and by scrolling to the right, you can reach all of our solar system's other planet. It just might take a lot longer than you think.

We mapped with each orbit and made a map of the solar system as of December 31, 1999. The following image is the map. When you click on the image, it will be displayed in its original size.

Google Maps in Space lets you "walk" the surface of the Moon, Mars, Venus, and other entities in the Solar System, as well as the International Space Station. Here's how to use it.

Understanding the solar system's local bubble. The eROSITA telescope, the primary instrument of the Spectrum-Roentgen-Gamma (SRG) mission launched in 2019, is the ideal instrument to tackle this ...

As the team's map shows, the heliosphere doesn't exactly stay true to the "sphere" part of its name; the barrier around the solar system is more of a wibbly-wobbly blob that's far thinner on one ...

With Google Maps, you can see the Golden Gate Bridge, tour the Pyramids of Giza, or study the largest volcano in the solar system, Olympus Mons. Of course, if you're planning vacation destinations ...

It seems crazy now, but it wasn't long ago we had no hard evidence of planets existing outside our solar system. Known as "exoplanets," the first definitive discovery of one didn't come until 1992.