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Shape of our solar system more like a deflated croissant than a comet’s tail, NASA study shows – Firstpost
To study the boundary of interstellar space, scientists studied cosmic rays moving towards Earth from different parts of the galaxy.
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Scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have developed a new prediction about the shape of the bubble the surrounds our solar system. The space agency has said all planets of our solar system are encased in a magnetic bubble that is created by the solar wind.
For years scientists have tried figuring out the shape of the bubble that travels through space as the Sun orbits the centre of the galaxy. While traditionally scientis…
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