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2,158 Views • Jan 16, 2024 • Click to toggle off description
Kepler 70b is a true cosmic oddity, a planet that has survived the violent transformation of its star into a white dwarf. Roasting at unimaginable temperatures, it's hotter than many stars and boasts a bizarre orbit that takes it around its sun in just under six hours!
In this short video, we'll explore how Kepler 70b was discovered, its mind-boggling characteristics, and what it teaches us about planetary survival and the future of our own solar system. From its scorching surface to its rapid journey around its host star, Kepler 70b is a testament to the extraordinary diversity of planets in our universe.
Join us on a journey to this extreme exoplanet, where the normal rules of planetary science are turned upside down. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more fascinating insights into the wonders of our universe. Let's unlock the secrets of Kepler 70b together! 🌌🪐✨
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RYD date created : 2024-01-17T20:24:24.792474Z
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Nice way defining for human new probable habitat..wow👺
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@AtlanticCanadianAstronomy
1 year ago
Incredible.
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