Discovery of Exoplanets in Binary Star System
A recent study accepted by Astronomy & Astrophysics has announced the discovery of three Earth-sized exoplanets in a binary star system, approximately 190 light-years from Earth.
This study aims to address the question of how many Earth-sized exoplanets orbit binary star systems, which could help astronomers better understand the formation and evolution of binary star exoplanets and the potential for finding life beyond Earth.
- The binary system consists of two M-type stars orbiting very close to each other.
- Two of the exoplanets orbit one of the stars, while the third exoplanet orbits the second star.
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This discovery has the potential to significantly contribute to the understanding of binary star exoplanets and their potential for supporting life.
Author's summary: Astronomers discover three Earth-sized exoplanets in a binary star system.
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