NASA: Scientists find a new planet on the universe.
We are not the only earthling in the universe. Scientists are constantly trying to find a new planet or constellations, believing that planetary beings also exist. In particular, the transcending exoplanet survey satellite is being explored at another plant in-universe using TES.
A star-like planet orbited a young star around the sun. Scientists have now discovered the same as Neptune planet smaller than our sun. Using the transiting exoplanet survey satellite, the country's data, NASA discovered a planet 30,000 miles wide and that's why NASA scientists called AU Mic b. However, it is still in the growing phase, that the scientists will be able to unravel the mystery of how it is made by studying it.
The sun on the new planet is half the size of our sun. The star that revolves around this planet that named is AU microscopic. It is about half the size of our sun and still revolves around matter. The planet will be formed from the tendency of that matter and air.
Dr. Tom Barclay, the lead author of the study of the planets, says that before the study, he wondered how such a young star could form a planetary system. It took 15 years to find the insistence because of the flame-like luster. Another author of the study Jonathan, scientist adviser Rio in Montreal, Canada, said that is a small star half the value of our sun.
The clusters of such stars are simply more powerful which makes them very active and that is why their ascending behavior was reported.
58 the force equal to the earth is 8.5 days a year on the new planet. Tes associated project scientists Dr. Barclay says that the number of times a planet revolves around a star can be determined by the fluctuations in its light. Based on this technology, scientists have indirectly discovered that the planet was the same as Neptune.
This planet completed that one orbit every 8.5 days around its star AU Mic. Due to its proximity to the earth, the study could be done well. The advantage of this new planetary system is that is so close to the earth. That scientist has studied it using a number of tools.