Unusual star system with both equatorial and polar orbiting planets

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Unusual star system with both equatorial and polar orbiting planets

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Not a new discovery, but very strange...

https://www.universetoday.com/138110/re ... es-mayhem/
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Re: Unusual star system with both equatorial and polar orbiting planets

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A couple of recent Podcasts I have listened to have discussed this.

Strange indeed and hugely interesting!

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