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Virgo  — Research Starter

Virgo is a prominent constellation in the night sky, recognized for its shape resembling a woman holding wheat, symbolizing agriculture, fertility, and justice. It is part of the zodiac, composed of…

Ursa Minor  — Research Starter

Ursa Minor, known as the "Little Bear," is one of the eighty-eight officially recognized constellations by the International Astronomical Union (IAU). Positioned in the Northern Hemisphere, this…

Trojan Asteroids  — Research Starter

Trojan asteroids are a unique class of space rocks that share an orbital period with a planet, allowing them to maintain a stable distance from that planet. They are located at specific points known…

Three-Body Problem  — Research Starter

The Three-Body Problem refers to the challenge of predicting the motion of three celestial bodies interacting with each other through gravity. Originating from the work of Sir Isaac Newton in the late…

Theoretical Astrophysics  — Research Starter

Theoretical astrophysics is a specialized branch of astronomy focused on understanding the universe's fundamental mechanisms, including the physical properties of celestial bodies and phenomena like…

Taurus (space science)  — Research Starter

Taurus is a prominent constellation in the night sky, recognizable for its distinctive V-shaped pattern, which represents the horns of a bull. Part of the zodiac, it has been observed for thousands of…

Tail (Comet Anatomy)  — Research Starter

Comet tails are fascinating features of these icy celestial bodies, often referred to as "dirty snowballs." Comets are composed of ice, gas, dust, and dirt, and they travel in large elliptical orbits…

Supernova Remnants  — Research Starter

Supernova remnants are the aftermath of massive stars that have exploded at the end of their life cycles. These explosive events, known as supernovae, are among the most powerful in the universe,…

Sub-Brown Dwarfs  — Research Starter

Sub-brown dwarfs (SBDs) are intriguing celestial objects that lie between the smallest stars and larger planets in size. Formed from the same gas and dust processes that create stars, SBDs are too…