Bigger than Planet Earth? The Americas just might be. That is the verdict from the creative team behind NBC’s Tom Hanks-narrated landmark, which comes from the storied BBC Studios Natural ...

At the very least, though, fans can safely presume Blue Planet is as large as Earth or bigger, given how many islands there are and how big some of them can be.

Super Earth refers to a planet larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune. A thick atmosphere has been detected around a planet that’s twice as big as Earth in a nearby solar system, researchers ...

Two satellites, Ganymede and Titan, are even bigger than Mercury. But compared to their giant host planets they might as well not exist. For example, Ganymede weighs a whopping 10^20 tons ...

The cluster of sunspots could send solar weather our way as early as Saturday, though it's difficult to predict how powerful the storm will be and if it will affect Earth.

When an ocean wave falls, the ground shakes. Now, those wobbles are getting bigger. Stormier seas and larger ocean swell in recent decades are pounding Earth’s seafloor with more force, sending ...

A dark spot on the Sun big enough to see from Mars has now turned its gaze toward Earth. Spaceweather.com reports that the monster sunspot, dubbed AR3576, stretches for more than 124,274 miles and ...

This one's bigger than planet Earth. × The Standard Group Plc is a multi-media organization with investments in media platforms spanning newspaper print operations, television, radio broadcasting ...

How big is the universe? Mind-boggling interactive map reveals the sheer scale of objects across the cosmos - with more Suns than grains of sand on Earth ...

Super Earth refers to a planet's size — bigger than Earth but smaller than Neptune. The boiling temperatures on this planet — which can reach as hot as 4,200 degrees Fahrenheit – mean that ...

NASA says an asteroid larger than the Empire State Building is heading toward Earth. But don't worry, it's not expected to arrive until the year 2182 and there's only a .05% chance it will hit our ...

The other is 70% larger than the Earth and might host a deep ocean. These two exoplanets are super-Earths – more massive than the Earth but smaller than ice giants like Uranus and Neptune.