Are Hot Jupiters Lonely?
A new study finds that Hot Jupiters have companion planets in the system at a higher rate than previously thought. This has big implications for the theories on how these fascinating planets, and their larger systems, form.
Earth as an Exoplanet
by Jack Lubin | Feb 13, 2023 | Daily Paper Summaries
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