The two brightest planets – Jupiter and Venus – will appear unusually close together in a "beautiful sight" tomorrow night. The spectacle, in which Jupiter will sit almost directly above Venus ...

It's unusual for two such bright planets to be so close together, particularly in the midsummer evening sky. The time to look is about 10.30 - 11pm, though in the north and west of the UK the ...

"In the process of creating rocky, terrestrial planets, some objects collide and grow into planets, while others shatter into dust," said study team member Inseok Song at Caltech. "We are seeing ...

Planets Forming In Pleiades Star Cluster, Astronomers Report Date: November 15, 2007 Source: University of California, Los Angeles Summary: Rocky terrestrial planets, perhaps like Earth, Mars or ...

Jupiter and Venus – will appear unusually close together in a "beautiful sight" tomorrow night. The spectacle, in which Jupiter will sit almost directly above Venus, will be visible through a small ...