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Astronomers have revealed a fascinating new world orbiting a distant star—just 154 light-years from Earth. The planet, officially named TOI-1846 b, falls into the category of a “Super Earth”: a rocky world larger than our own but smaller than ice giants like Neptune. Measuring nearly twice Earth’s width and weighing in at four times its mass, this alien planet already stands out as a remarkable find.

But what makes TOI-1846 b even more intriguing is the strange, repeating signal detected from its direction. Scientists are still working to determine its origin. Could it be natural—perhaps the rhythm of stellar activity or magnetic interactions—or something more unusual, hinting at processes we don’t yet understand?

As research continues, TOI-1846 b promises to deepen our understanding of planetary systems beyond our own. A nearby “Super Earth” sending out mysterious signals could hold clues not just about planetary evolution—but also about whether we are truly alone in the cosmos.

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