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Why do planets farthest from sun have highest winds? Team closes in on answer

The planets beyond Mars exhibit the highest winds speeds of any other planets in the solar system. It's a puzzle, because less energy from the sun is available there to drive higher winds.

How Einstein's theory of special relativity helped find a new planet (+video)

What's a monster hurricane doing on top of Saturn? (+video)

Comet of the century? ISON has 'potential' to be visible all day.

Fireballs! 'Tis the season for massive meteors.

How a humongous alien planet could explain how our solar system was born

A new form of microbe in Antarctic lake?

Alien planet photo: Telescope spots gas giant formation

Little telescope to hunt big game: hard-to-see near-Earth asteroids

Discovery of smallest planet yet a 'milestone' in search for another Earth

How Nicolaus Copernicus moved the Earth

NASA's Voyager 1 hits a 'magnetic highway' out of the solar system

Astronomers spot humongous star devouring planet (+video)

Curiosity's Mars exploration: Is it worth the money? (+video)

Why we keep going back to Mars (+video)

Pluto now has at least five moons. Can we go back to calling it a planet?

Bizarre vortex spotted on Saturn's largest moon

Does Saturn's moon hide underground oceans?

Life on Saturn moon? Discovery of hidden ocean on Titan tantalizes. (+video)

Astronomers spot planet with boiling atmosphere (+video)

Astronomers use an old trick to open new window on extrasolar planets

New method reveals atmosphere on 'Hot Jupiter' (+video)

Astronomers discover an 'odd couple' of planets

Voyager 1 to become first man-made object to leave solar system (+video)

Venus transit 2012: a chance to test Earth-hunting techniques (+video)