Scientists just discovered an “impossible planet” orbiting too close to its parent star

Sep 18, 2020

Scientists just discovered an “impossible planet” orbiting too close to its parent star

Posted by Genevieve Klien in category: space

Planets that come into close contact with white dwarfs are usually destroyed in the process. Why wasn’t this one?

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