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At the Heart of Distant Worlds

Summary by DAILY SCIENCE
The exoplanets, those planets that gravitate around other stars than the Sun, show an amazing diversity. Among them, one category is of particular interest to astronomers: the "sub-Neptune". They dominate the known exoplanet population and do not have an analogy in the Solar System. About half of the exoplanets discovered to date have a radius of between two and four times that of the Earth. Four times the radius of the Earth corresponds to the …
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The exoplanets, those planets that gravitate around other stars than the Sun, show an amazing diversity. Among them, one category is of particular interest to astronomers: the "sub-Neptune". They dominate the known exoplanet population and do not have an analogy in the Solar System. About half of the exoplanets discovered to date have a radius of between two and four times that of the Earth. Four times the radius of the Earth corresponds to the …

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DAILY SCIENCE broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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