Explore the cosmic wonders that inspire our EventHorizon project
The smallest planet in our solar system and the closest to the Sun. Mercury's extreme temperatures and lack of atmosphere make it a fascinating study in planetary extremes.
Explore MercuryOften called Earth's twin, Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system due to its thick, toxic atmosphere. Its surface is hidden beneath dense clouds of sulfuric acid.
Explore VenusOur home planet, the only known world with life. Earth's unique combination of atmosphere, water, and distance from the Sun makes it the perfect cradle for life.
Explore EarthThe Red Planet, named for its rusty color. Mars has polar ice caps, the largest volcano in the solar system, and evidence of ancient water flows.
Explore MarsThe largest planet in our solar system, Jupiter is a gas giant with a Great Red Spot storm larger than Earth. It has over 80 moons and acts as a cosmic vacuum cleaner.
Explore JupiterFamous for its spectacular ring system, Saturn is a gas giant with a density so low it would float in water. It has over 80 moons including the mysterious Titan.
Explore SaturnThe ice giant that rotates on its side, Uranus has a unique magnetic field and faint rings. Its blue-green color comes from methane in its atmosphere.
Explore UranusThe windiest planet in our solar system, Neptune has supersonic winds and a deep blue color. It's the most distant planet from the Sun and takes 165 years to orbit.
Explore NeptuneInspired by the cosmic wonders of our solar system, EventHorizon brings together astronomy enthusiasts and crypto enthusiasts in one project.
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