Space

Approximately 2,600 light-years away from our Solar System lies a captivating yet anomalous planetary system known as Kepler-51. This system gained prominence in 2012 when astronomers discovered that the yellow dwarf star at its center hosts a collection of peculiar celestial bodies. Each of these three exoplanets possesses remarkably low densities, categorizing them as “super-puff”
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Astronomers have long marveled at the enormity and complexity of galaxies, but recent discoveries about the galaxy NGC 5084 have unearthed a mystery that challenges our understanding of supermassive black holes. Located approximately 80 million light-years from Earth, this lenticular galaxy is not just another point in the cosmos; it holds peculiar secrets that researchers
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