This week in science brought us dramatic cosmic and earthly events.
Massive storms swept across both Earth and the sun, catching the attention of scientists and enthusiasts alike. On top of that, astronomers made a remarkable discovery—a new moon orbiting Uranus. This roundup covers these headline-grabbing developments, plus a few more fascinating articles to dive into over the weekend.
Earth and Solar Storms Dominate the Headlines
Scientists observed powerful weather events on Earth, reminding us how unpredictable and intense our planet’s climate can be. Not to be outdone, the sun unleashed its own tempests, with solar storms that could have implications for satellites and power grids here on Earth. These solar storms offer clues about the sun’s behavior and how it affects our technology.
A New Moon for Uranus
In a major astronomical find, researchers detected a previously unknown moon orbiting Uranus. This discovery could help scientists better understand the planet’s formation and history. If you love keeping up with the latest in science, don’t miss out on these incredible stories and more in this week’s roundup.
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Science News This Week: Storms Rage on Earth and the Sun, and a New Moon Is Spotted Around Uranus
