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Unlikely Venus ever had oceans, scientists say

Venus may be a sweltering wasteland today, but scientists have questioned whether the planet was always so inhospitable. While previous studies suggested Venus might have once been covered in oceans, new research has found the opposite: Venus has likely never been able to support oceans.
Martin Turbet Emeline Bolmont Young Sun National Centre Of Competence European Space Agency University Of Geneva
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CHEOPS finds unique planetary system - Communiqués de presse

  Musical notes that sound pleasant together can form a harmony. These notes are usually in a special relationship with each other: when expressed as frequencies, their ratios result in simple fractions, such as four-thirds or three-halves. Similarly, a planetary system can also form a kind of harmony when planets, whose orbital period ratios form simple fractions, regularly attract each other with their gravity. When one planet takes three days to orbit its star and its neighbor takes two da...
Yann Alibert Nathan Hara Adrien Leleu National Center University Of Geneva European Space Agency
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CHEOPS finds unique planetary system

Date Time CHEOPS finds unique planetary system The CHEOPS space telescope detects six planets orbiting the star TOI-178. Five of the planets are in a harmonic rhythm despite very different compositions. This result challenges our understanding of the formation and evolution of planetary systems. Illustration VLT/eso Musical notes that sound pleasant together can form a harmony. These notes are usually in a special relationship with each other: when expressed as frequencies, their ratios result ...
Yann Alibert Nathan Hara Adrien Leleu Kate Isaak National Center University Of Geneva

Astronomers find two failed stars wandering the universe together

Astronomers find two failed stars wandering the universe together Astronomers have discovered an exotic binary system consisting of two brown dwarfs orbiting each other. A team of researchers from the University of Bern has discovered a very different binary system 450 light-years from Earth. The system — CFHTWIR-Oph 98 or Oph 98 for short — has twin occupants that appeared at first sight to be exoplanets existing in a star-less system. A deeper examination has revealed that they ...
United Kingdom Mauna Kea United States Thibaut Roger National Centre Of Competence University Of Bern

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