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Beyond solar system: Astronomers discover magnetic fields on seven ‘hot Jupiter’ exoplanets

Beyond solar system: Astronomers discover magnetic fields on seven ‘hot Jupiter’ exoplanets
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Astronomers have identified magnetic fields on seven 'hot Jupiter' exoplanets by observing unexpected atmospheric wind patterns. The study suggests that magnetic interactions are responsible for braking the intense winds on these tidally locked gas giants.

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This discovery provides significant evidence of magnetic fields outside our solar system, helping scientists better understand the atmospheric dynamics and evolution of distant planets.

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Home News World Sports Entertainment Science Royal Trending Health Videos Technology Science Beyond solar system: Astronomers discover magnetic fields on seven ‘hot Jupiter’ exoplanets These exoplanets are tidally locked gas giants similar in composition and size to Jupiter

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