"New giant planet evidence of possible planetary collisions" Topic

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Tango01

06 Jan 2024 9:48 p.m. PST

"TOI-1853b's mass is almost twice that of any other similar-sized planet known and its density is incredibly high, meaning that it is made up of a larger fraction of rock than would typically be expected at that scale.

In the study, published today in Nature, scientists led by Luca Naponiello of University of Rome Tor Vergata and the University of Bristol suggest that this is the result of planetary collisions…"

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