Read article: The ten-billion-dollar gamble: Why the JWST’s delays were a boon for exoplanet science
Exoplanets weren’t really a thing when the James Webb Space Telescope was on the drawing boards in the mid-1990s. Now they’re an integral part of its mission, explains Keith Cooper
Read article: Superionic ice phases could explain unusual magnetic fields around Uranus and Neptune
New work sheds fresh light on conductive types of ice that form at high temperatures and pressures
Read article: Elements may have been forged on Earth, as well as in space
New research describes fusion mechanisms that could take place inside the "Earth factory"
Read article: Compositions of exoplanets and their stars have a surprising relationship, study reveals
Study highlights the difference between super Earths and super Mercuries
Read article: Quantum imaging techniques could help find exoplanets
Hypothesis testing methods improve direct imaging
Read article: Inferno-like exoplanet has ionized calcium in its atmosphere
WASP-76b is much hotter or windier than previously thought
Read article: Simulations offer observational test for Planet Nine hypothesis
Searching for certain Trans-Neptunian Objects could shed light on whether a planet lurks beyond Neptune
Read article: Amateur astronomers capture flash from asteroid impacting Jupiter
Event is thought to have been caused by a body tens of metres across
Read article: Astronomers define new class of potentially habitable ocean worlds
Hot, ocean-covered “Hycean” exoplanets may be more common and easier to spot than Earth-like ones
Read article: Astronomers capture most detailed images of large, rare metal asteroid
Thermal emissions of asteroid 16 Psyche provide further clues to its composition and origins
