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According to New Scientist, a planetary researcher at Southwest Research Institute in Texas named Ben Teolis talked about the seasonal quirks of Uranus’ moons in a presentation at the annual American Geophysical Union meeting last week. Based on carbon dioxide experiments and computer models, Teolis reportedly found that as the moons’ poles exit a 42-Earth-year night, solar radiation could rapidly convert surface ice to gas, forming a tenuous exosphere that snows down on the opposite pole to...

When springtime comes to Uranus's moons, the increased sunlight may cause ices on the surface to turn into gases, which would create tenuous temporary atmospheres

This first-ever depiction of Charons methane atmosphere using fresh experimental data gives an insight into the origins of this moons red patch.

Scientists combined data from NASAs New Horizons mission with novel laboratory experiments and exospheric modelling to reveal the likely composition of the red cap on Plutos moon Charon and how it may have formed

Charon is Pluto's constant companion. Pluto and Charon orbit each other, though Charon is about half Pluto’s diameter.

UU hosts 1st hybrid concert at Goldstein Auditorium since Schine reopening Louis Platt | Asst. Culture Editor Sophomore Briana Gilyard, who goes by the artist name BRI, opened the “Early Show” of UU’s two-part concert series at Goldstein Auditorium on Saturday evening. Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter here. Briana Gilyard, who goes by the artist name BRI, learned to play guitar during her freshman year in Day Hall. With her acoustic guitar in hand, she opened the “Early Show” of...