This week, Japan's space agency JAXA released images from the rovers that set down on the surface of asteroid Ryugu via the Hayabusa2 spacecraft. See the images.
The rover is visible again for the 1st time since a dust storm swept over it a little more than 100 days ago. Read more.
Image via Cassini during a Titan flyby in 2009. Bright spots near Titan’s equator around the time of its equinox have been interpreted as dust storms. Read the story here.
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This view of our sun from September 28, by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, uses 2 images taken at the same time but in different wavelengths of extreme ultraviolet light.
The bright star in the moon's glare tonight is Aldebaran. Can you see the V-shaped pattern around it? The V represents the Face of the Bull in Taurus. Aldebaran - a red star - represents the Bull's fiery eye.
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