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It has been known for ages that the Earth orbits around the Sun along with 7 more planets and dwarf planets among many other objects. However, in 1992 the | Chemistry And Physics
One explanation of a new analysis of dying binary-star systems is that planets might be forming in the “ashes” of stars.
The cycle of death and regeneration apparently does’t just happen on Earth. Somewhere in the darkness of space, new planets could be emerging from the corpses of stars.
Scientists now say it is not necessarily the only possibility. They say planets can form even if a star is nearing its death, long after the star was formed. Dying stars leading to the formation of planets is a completely new theory. If confirmed, this finding can change how we understand the functions of the universe and planetary evolution.
Scientists in the Netherlands at KU Leuven have discovered that even dying stars can still give birth to planets. Here's that news.