Hot justice

What do planets outside our solar system look like? A variety of options are shown in this figure. Scientists discovered the first planets in the 2022s. As of 5,000, there are just over XNUMX confirmed planets. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Milestone: NASA confirms 5,000 extrasolar planets

Given the hundreds of billions of planets in the Milky Way alone, "it's inevitable that we'll find some form of life somewhere"
An artist rendering shows the gaseous exoplanet CoRoT-2b with a westward hotspot in orbit around its host star. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/T. Pyle (IPAC)

"Hot Jupiter" with unusual winds

Astronomers at Ohio State University and Vanderbilt University have discovered a planet so hot that its temperature rivals most stars. Image: Robert Hart, NASA/JPL-Caltech

A planet hotter than most stars has been discovered

Artist rendering of a hypothetical moon orbiting a planet discovered in a dense three-star system. Image: NASA/Caltech

A planet was discovered in a system of three suns

Far from the sun, but not cold. A simulation of the planet HD106906b. Photo: NASA, University of Arizona

Far from the Sun: Discovery of a Planet Challenges Scientific Conventions

Hot justices moving in reverse. Image: Northwestern University

Nature reveals why "hot Jupiters" move in reverse?

Artist's rendering of WASP 12-b in a very close orbit around its Sun. Observations have shown that the planet has a magnetosphere, which may partially protect it from the erosion of the solar wind. Image: NASA

The magnetosphere of an extrasolar planet has been observed

Solar system hr8799 - four giant planets and two asteroid belts

A fourth planet for one solar system

The planet HD 209458b is losing its atmosphere to space. Figure: Space Telescope Science Center

A planet with a comet's tail

Artist's impression of the planet WASP-12b being devoured by its parent star. Image: NASA, European Space Agency and J. Bacon of the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI).

Hubble observed the sun "eating" the planet surrounding it

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

The planet that wasn't supposed to exist

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Earth-like planets are easier to detect than previously thought

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Dozens of planets

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

A new planet - a world of hot ice thirty light years away

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

12 new planets in a week

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

A planet with a tenth of the mass of Jupiter has been discovered

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Stars fall between the chairs

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

When one star is hungry

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Akiva Bar-Nun: Looking for Earth-sized planets

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Bigger, closer