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Helios Discovery Journal is a scientific analytical publication dedicated to exploring the dynamics and evolution of our Solar System. We provide in-depth analysis of planetary science research, space mission findings, and astronomical discoveries. Our editorial team collaborates with leading researchers to deliver comprehensive, scientifically rigorous content accessible to professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike.
Our articles are written by our editorial team, which includes planetary scientists, astrophysicists, and experienced science communicators. We also accept guest contributions from established researchers in relevant fields. All content undergoes peer consultation and editorial review to ensure scientific accuracy and clarity. Our authors hold advanced degrees in planetary science, astronomy, or related disciplines and have extensive research experience.
We welcome article submissions from qualified researchers and science writers. Please send your proposal or draft article to submissions@heliosjournal.space. Include your credentials, a brief abstract, and relevant background information. Our editorial team reviews submissions within 2-4 weeks. We look for original analysis, comprehensive coverage of recent research, and clear scientific communication suitable for our audience.
While we are not a traditional peer-reviewed academic journal, all our articles undergo rigorous peer consultation. Subject matter experts review content for scientific accuracy, and our editorial team ensures proper contextualization and clarity. We maintain high standards of scientific journalism and clearly distinguish between established findings, ongoing research, and speculative hypotheses.
Yes! We encourage using our content for educational purposes. Educators may use our articles, images, and resources in classroom settings with proper attribution. For commercial use, republication, or large-scale distribution, please contact us at info@heliosjournal.space to discuss licensing arrangements. We support open access to scientific knowledge and work to make planetary science accessible to all.
We publish new analytical articles 2-3 times per month, with additional news updates and research highlights posted as significant developments occur in the field. Major space missions, scientific conferences, and breakthrough discoveries often prompt special coverage. Subscribe to our updates or follow us on social media to stay informed about new publications.
Our coverage spans all aspects of Solar System science including planetary geology, atmospheric dynamics, magnetospheric physics, solar activity, asteroid and comet studies, space missions (NASA, ESA, JAXA, and private agencies), astrochemistry, and comparative planetology. We also cover exoplanetary research as it relates to understanding our own Solar System and broader planetary formation processes.
We welcome collaboration proposals from research institutions, individual scientists, and educational organizations. Collaboration opportunities include guest articles, expert interviews, data visualization projects, and joint analysis initiatives. Contact our editorial team at research@heliosjournal.space with your proposal. We particularly value partnerships that enhance scientific communication and public understanding of planetary science.
Yes, all content on Helios Discovery Journal is freely accessible. We believe in open access to scientific knowledge and analysis. We sustain our operations through institutional partnerships, grants, and occasional sponsored content (clearly labeled). We will never place our scientific articles behind paywalls or restrict access to essential research analysis.
Follow us on social media (Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Mastodon) for regular updates on new articles and breaking space news. You can also contact us at info@heliosjournal.space to be added to our newsletter mailing list. We share highlights of major space missions, upcoming events in planetary science, and summaries of our latest analytical articles.
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