The Ring Nebula is a wonderful example of a planetary nebula. It’s located in the constellation Lyra, about 2,000 light-years from Earth and its progenitor star shed its outer layers 6,000 years ...

A global commission of experts has called for a radical shift in how obesity is diagnosed, with less reliance on body mass index (BMI) to define disease. The commission, published in Lancet Diabetes ...

From dazzling meteor showers to eclipses and planetary parades, this year promises to delight stargazers and astrology aficionados alike. Let’s dive into the celestial calendar and discover the ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines should address this year the triple planetary crisis of climate change, pollution and loss of biodiversity, according to Sen. Loren Legarda. “As we enter ...

Planetary parade is a rare celestial event where planets align in a line, resembling a parade. Although it's challenging to see all nine planets together, in 2025, two planetary parades will occur ...

A rare celestial event known as a planetary parade will occur twice in 2025, with six planets aligning in January and seven in March. Visible from India, the best time to observe these phenomena ...

As part of her 2025 agenda, Legarda reaffirmed in a statement on Friday her long-standing commitment to addressing the triple planetary crisis (TPC), a term encompassing the interconnected ...

In a news release Friday, Senator Loren Legarda reaffirmed her commitment to addressing the Triple Planetary Crisis (TPC), which encompasses the interconnected environmental challenges of climate ...

Over time, pulsations and stellar winds cause the star to shed its outer layers, leaving behind a white dwarf and a colorful planetary nebula. White dwarfs can have surface temperatures higher ...

Planetary Parade 2025: The New Year has set in, and the universe seems to be joining in the festive spirit with humans, with a ‘planetary parade’ likely to occur in the first month of 2025. A ...

Cetus the Whale holds two worthwhile Caldwell objects: the 8th-magnitude planetary nebula C56 (NGC 246), also known as the Skull Nebula, and the 9th-magnitude spiral galaxy C62 (NGC 247).