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Solar System's Violent Past: Clues in Uranus' Moons Suggest Ejected Giant Planets

07.06.2026AI özeti

Solar System's Violent Past: Clues in Uranus' Moons Suggest Ejected Giant Planets

A study analyzing 122 scenarios of solar system instability suggests Uranus' moons, particularly Miranda, show evidence of a violent past involving now-ejected giant planets, supporting the hypothesis of the solar system once having more planets.

SETI Institute finds no alien tech in interstellar comet

04.06.2026AI özeti

SETI Institute finds no alien tech in interstellar comet

The SETI Institute has announced that extensive radio scans of an interstellar comet have revealed no signs of alien technology. The comet, the third known object from another star to enter our solar system, was observed by SETI's telescope in Northern California.