Mystery as first known transiting exoplanet didn't form wher

Mystery as first known transiting exoplanet didn't form where we currently see it


Mystery as first known transiting exoplanet didn't form where we currently see it
The planet Osiris, some 159 light-years from Earth, orbits so close to its parent star that its year lasts less than 4 of our days – now for the first time scientists have determined its chemical makeup
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