Controversial 'JuMBO' planet pairs spotted by James Webb telescope may be capable of supporting life without a star - Live Science
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have identified new pairs of 'rogue' Jupiter-like planets that exist without a host star. These findings suggest that such objects are a distinct class of celestial bodies rather than an observational error.
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This discovery challenges existing models of planetary formation and expands our understanding of the diversity of objects within the Milky Way.
Controversial 'JuMBO' planets discovered by James Webb telescope may not be an illusion after all | Live Science
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