Jeanna Bryner
Latest articles by Jeanna Bryner
Jets Spiral in 'Reverse Whirlpool' from Star
By Jeanna Bryner published
Astronomers confirm key step in star formation.
Invisible Matter Loses Cosmic Battle
By Jeanna Bryner published
Models of galaxy formation reveal how stellar forces give invisible matter the boot.
Nature vs. Nurture in the Cosmos
By Jeanna Bryner published
Here's how sexy, spiral star factories morph into shapeless blobs of old stars.
On Titan, A Dreary Drizzle
By Jeanna Bryner published
Astronomers find evidence for morning drizzles made of methane over Titan.
Mystery of Saturn's Two-Faced Moon Solved
By Jeanna Bryner published
Astronomers closer to solving mystery of Saturn's moon Iapetus.
High-Definition Imagery of Earth Shot from Space
By Jeanna Bryner published
Japanese spacecraft takes first high-definition video of Earth.
NASA Imagines Earth-Like Worlds
By Jeanna Bryner published
Astronomers model 14 types of planets that could exist in our galaxy.
Hope for Water on Mars Dims with Sharp New Images
By Jeanna Bryner published
Results don't confirm or deny existence of Martian water.
Source of Neptune's Hot Spots Found
By Jeanna Bryner published
Neptune's warmer south pole responsible for methane hot spots.
Milky Way Companions Just Passing Through
By Jeanna Bryner published
Two dwarf galaxies are not long-time companions of the Milky Way.
Dino-Killing Asteroid Traced to Cosmic Collision
By Jeanna Bryner published
It could've been a two-rock drama that caused the dino extinction, not one.
Trickle of Planet Discoveries Becomes a Flood
By Jeanna Bryner published
Alien worlds, once hidden from knowledge, are now being discovered in droves.
Sound Waves Found to Travel Along Sun's Magnetic Field
By Jeanna Bryner published
Sound waves can hitch a ride along magnetic fountains that shoot out from inside the Sun and help to heat up the solar atmosphere.
Loner Black Holes Lurk in Cosmic Voids
By Jeanna Bryner published
Monster black holes can be loners, lurking in cosmic voids where stellar food is somewhat unavailable and neighbors seem nonexistent.
Streams of Stars Reveal Cannibal Nature of Milky Way
By Jeanna Bryner published
Newly discovered stellar streams that arc around our galaxy might be the remnants of cannibalized star clusters and galaxies.
Oddball Planet Puzzles Astronomers
By Jeanna Bryner published
A team of amateur and professional astronomers has discovered a mammoth orb more than 13 times the mass of Jupiter that is considered an "oddball" among its exoplanet relatives.
Radio 'Screams' Forecast Dangerous Solar Storms
By Jeanna Bryner published
Solar storms carrying a billion tons of charged gas through space let out a scream before they unleash radiation storms that can damage spacecraft, astronauts and electrical systems on Earth.
Mystery of Runaway Black Holes Solved
By Jeanna Bryner published
Astronomers discover why runaway black holes are so uncommon and what launches the rarities.
Battle of the Winds Rages at Crashing Stellar Pair
By Jeanna Bryner published
A pair of stellar titans, whipping around each other as a close-knit orbital team, reveals a sort of “battle of the winds."
28 New Exoplanets Discovered
By Jeanna Bryner published
Astronomers have discovered 28 new planets outside of our solar system, one of which is a hybrid Earth-Neptune object with a rocky core surrounded by a shell of ice.
NASA Releases Stunning New 3-D Views of the Sun
By Jeanna Bryner published
Scientists unveiled today some of the first 3-D images of the violent electrical storms that rage within the Sun’s atmosphere.
Sun's Atmosphere Sings
By Jeanna Bryner published
Astronomers have recorded heavenly music bellowed out by the Sun?s atmosphere.
Wimpy Stars Barely Hanging On
By Jeanna Bryner published
A newly spotted pair of tiny stars that holds the record for the longest-distance celestial embrace is bound by only a thread of gravity and might one day break up.
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