Have you looked up at the night sky this season and noticed a bright object, sporting a reddish hue, to the left of Orion?

If it’s real, some may question whether something with a mass about three times Pluto’s counts as a planet at all.

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But do you know which planet is known as the red planet of the solar system? If not, let's uncover this mystery together. In this article, we will explore the distinct features of this enticing ...

The Red Planet will be in opposition, an astronomical term, and this will allow skywatchers to view it from various parts of the world, including Singapore. What is Mars in opposition? Mars in ...