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Cambridge, MA – Astronomers agree that planets are born in protoplanetary disks — rings of dust and gas that surround young, newborn stars. While hundreds of these disks have been spotted throughout the universe, observations of actual planetary birth and formation have proved difficult within these environments.

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Phys.org

It's a planet: New evidence of baby planet in the making

Astronomers agree that planets are born in protoplanetary disks—rings of dust and gas that surround young, newborn stars. While hundreds of these disks have been spotted throughout the universe, observations of actual planetary birth and formation have proved difficult within these environments.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Science Daily

It's a planet: New evidence of baby planet in the making

Astronomers have developed a new technique to identify small planets hidden in protoplanetary disks.

2 years ago·United States

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It’s a Planet: New Evidence of Baby Planet in the Making

Astronomers have developed a new technique to identify small planets hidden in protoplanetary disks.

2 years ago·Charlottesville, United States

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Space Daily

It's a planet: new evidence of baby planet in the making

Boston MA (SPX) Sep 15, 2022 Astronomers agree that planets are born in protoplanetary disks - rings of dust and gas that surround young, newborn stars. While hundreds of these disks have been spotted throughout the universe, observations of actual planetary birth and formation have proved difficult within these environments. Now, astronomers at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard and Smithsonian have developed a ne

2 years ago·Australia

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