Astronomers Report Possible Second-Generation Planet Orbiting White Dwarf HS 0209+0832
Astronomers analyzing old Hubble observations and TESS data report a chemical signature, including unusually high niobium, suggesting a Jupiter-sized planet may have formed from material expelled by the dying star HS 0209+0832 after it became a white dwarf.
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| Oct 12, 3:00 AM | nypost.com | Astronomers discover possible second-generation planet formed from dying star junk |
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