University of Tübingen research team shows that a significant amount of the Earth´s water and carbon came from the outer Solar System.

The sun's solar wind affects nearly everything in the solar system. It can disrupt the function of Earth's satellites and creates the lights of the auroras.

The research team succeeded in determining where asteroids formed based on the amounts of dry ice inferred from carbonate minerals in meteorites.

Tokyo Tech-led study shows how icy outer solar system satellites may have formed Scientists use sophisticated computer simulations and observations of Trans-Neptunian Objects to understand the formation of the solar system.