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Lightest Exoplanet to Help Astronomers Better Understand Evolution of Planetary Systems: ESO
Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope have reported that they've located a light exoplanet around a bright star. The newly discovered exoplanet is about four to five times the mass of Jupiter. The study team says that the latest findings will help astronomers better understand the evolution of planets.
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