The Jupiter-sized planet, observed for seven years by NASA's space telescope, has stopped passing in front of its star. Astronomers believe that its orbit has been displaced by an invisible nearby body.
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The Jupiter-sized planet, observed for seven years by NASA's space telescope, has stopped passing in front of its star. Astronomers believe that its orbit has been displaced by an invisible nearby body.