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In 2017, a young woman glanced at a solar eclipse for only a handful of seconds, and days later doctors found the exact shape of the eclipse burned into the back of her eye. What she began drawing to describe her ruined vision matched that shape almost perfectly.
Wind supplied 60% of Denmark’s electricity production in 2025, yet output fell and imports rose: the grid depends on interconnectors, flexible generation and price signals during low-wind hours
For years scientists argued whether the pale band along Jezero crater's western inner rim was lakeshore sediment or altered igneous rock. A study published in January 2026 suggests both sides were partly right — one stretch of it looks like a beach
At Jupiter's average distance, the Sun-Jupiter barycentre sits roughly 46,000 kilometres beyond the Sun's visible surface, so Jupiter does not orbit a stationary star: both bodies circle their shared centre of mass
