TIDYE-1b orbits a star of about the same age named ... the system showing the host star, transiting planet, misaligned transition disk, and wide binary companion (in the background).

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The planet's home star, IRAS 04125+2902, sits just over 520 light-years from Earth, making it quite close in galactic terms. If the universe were a cosmic city, we're definitely in the same ...

Death by black hole isn't always inevitable for stars that exist in binary systems with one of ... The systems in which they dwell contain stars in wide orbits that aren't being fed upon by ...

A new study has looked into the possibility that our Solar System could capture and provide a home for a rogue planet as they ...

So do planets form in 1 million years? 5? 10?" The planet, given the names IRAS 04125+2902 b and TIDYE-1b, orbits its star every 8.8 days at a distance about one-fifth that separating our solar ...

Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center XRISM’s detailed study of Cygnus X-3, a unique binary system 32,000 light-years away, reveals complex gas dynamics driven by a Wolf-Rayet star and its ...

Over many millions of years, NASA suspects the young world could mature into either of the most common planets found in our Milky Way galaxy: a "super-Earth" or mini-Neptune.

A few thousand years ago it was also our planet’s North Star, until Polaris took its place as Earth’s axis wobbled. (Vega is set to reclaim the North Star crown in 12,000 years). As such ...

"The three previously known planets that orbit the star, Kepler-51, are about the size of Saturn but only a few times the mass of Earth, resulting in a density like cotton candy. We think they ...

JWST observes Jupiter-mass binary objects (JuMBOs) in Orion Nebula JuMBOs might be failed stars or ejected planetary systems Findings could redefine understanding of stellar and planetary formation ...