An artist's conception of a young planet in a distant orbit around its host star. The star still harbors a debris disk, remnant material from star and planet formation, interior to the planet's orbit. (NASA/JPL-CALTECH)
Way cool, ping!
For those who are intrigued by the universe.
God made cool stuff.
You tell it to its face that it is moving in a bizarre orbit!
It can go anywhere it wants.
An alien planet?
A planet bigger then our Jupiter ... I’m jealous.
I bet gravity sucks big time on that planet.
Thank you for posting this.
I’m a hermit, beyond that I have few requirements, mostly involving a hydrogen/oxygen/temperature mix...Call me, I’m interested.
Cool indeed..
I wonder though why something unexpected is often seen as strange, alien whatever...
We are developing the technology to get out of the box of the night shy, but are we collectively smart enough to do so....
Every star we can see has planets and moons in rotation of their own solar systems. Deep space Hubble shows us innumerable galaxies of stars.
When I get overwhelmed by what links to real news that FR provides, I try to buffer my sanity by accepting that the entire human race really has no clue about the universe.
We have allowed ourselves to be consumed by Muslims, Gays, Communists, and Political Correctness, when we should have been already working on space shipyards.
How much bigger is it than Uranus?
This throws out all the current theories about how solar systems formed billions of years ago.
The more knowledge we gain of the universe through new technology the more we realize there are some things we really don’t have figured out.