Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
The scientists will continue observing HAT-P-1 to see if such an
explanation could hold in this case, but until we can find an
explanation for both of these swollen planets, they remain a great
mystery, Sasselov said.
I hear swollen planet and I'm thinking bruising.
I say it's a dyson sphere and to hell with
calling it a planet.
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Strange New Planet Baffles
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
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Strange New Planet Baffles Astronomers
Washington, DC - Using a network of small automated telescopes known as
HAT, Smithsonian astronomers have discovered a planet unlike any other
known world. This new planet, designated HAT-P-1, orbits one member of a
pair
It's not a planet, it's a giant light baffle.
Vilyehm
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