Earth and planets
Planets are natural products of star formation and provide laboratories where gravity, geology, atmospheres, chemistry and—in at least one case—life interact.
Planets are natural products of star formation and provide laboratories where gravity, geology, atmospheres, chemistry and—in at least one case—life interact.
Planets are natural products of star formation and provide laboratories where gravity, geology, atmospheres, chemistry and—in at least one case—life interact.
The Sun, eight planets, moons, dwarf planets, asteroids and comets form one gravitationally connected system.
Earth is a differentiated, geologically active planet with liquid water, an atmosphere and a biosphere.
Planets around other stars reveal that planetary systems are common and far more diverse than the Solar System alone suggested.
Habitability asks what physical and chemical conditions can support long-lived environments suitable for life as we know it.