Solar system
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Scientists Discover Unique Planetary System of Lonely ‘Hot Earths’
Astronomers have found a population of unique planetary systems consisting of isolated worlds. These molten worlds, known as "hot Earths," are located too far away from its other siblings or are uniquely the only planets in their own systems.
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