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Home » Astronomy and space » Planetary science » Treasure trove of gas giants on wide orbits could provide insight into our own solar system

Treasure trove of gas giants on wide orbits could provide insight into our own solar system

06 Feb 2024
Faith Hawthorn and Sam Gill
Tracking down exoplanets Faith Hawthorn and Sam Gill at the Marsh Observatory on the University of Warwick campus. (Courtesy: The University of Warwick)
A rare and valuable collection of transiting exoplanets on long-period orbits has been discovered hi

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Keith Cooper is a science writer based in the UK
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