Astronomers discover possible ‘phoenix planet’ formed from the remains of a dying star
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Astronomers found a possible planet formed from the remains of a dying star.
7 reports · 10 Oct
Summary · from headlines2 points
- Hubble may have found a “phoenix planet” born after its star died.
- A multi-star microlens system hosting a planet was directly identified for the first time.
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