Post by sherlew99 on Jul 12, 2017 21:37:56 GMT -6
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Discovery of a Free-Floating Double Planet?
By Susanna Kohler on 5 July 2017
An object previously identified as a free-floating, large Jupiter analog turns out to be two objects — each with the mass of a few Jupiters. This system is the lowest-mass binary we’ve ever discovered.
Discovery of a Free-Floating Double Planet?
By Susanna Kohler on 5 July 2017
An object previously identified as a free-floating, large Jupiter analog turns out to be two objects — each with the mass of a few Jupiters. This system is the lowest-mass binary we’ve ever discovered.
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