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Astronomers May Have Discovered the Youngest Planet Ever Detected in Our Galaxy

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ALMA Makes First-Ever Detection of Gas in a Circumplanetary Disk Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) to study planet formation have made the first-ever detection of gas in a circumplanetary disk. What’s more, the detection also suggests the presence of a very y

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The newest planet to the galaxy? Astronomers say they may have found it.

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Astronomers may have found the galaxy’s youngest planet

The torrent of newly discovered exoplanets has complicated or disproved long-standing theories of planet formation. Read more at Boston.com.

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Astronomers May Have Discovered the Youngest Planet Ever Detected in Our Galaxy

ALMA Makes First-Ever Detection of Gas in a Circumplanetary Disk Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) to study planet formation have made the first-ever detection of gas in a circumplanetary disk. What’s more, the detection also suggests the presence of a very y

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Astronomers Think They Found the Youngest Planet in the Galaxy

Astronomers may have discovered the youngest planet in our galaxy — a planet so young that it's still shrouded in its dusty, gaseous building blocks.

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