Astronomers find a brown dwarf that’s hotter than the Sun
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Astronomers find a brown dwarf that’s hotter than the Sun
"A binary system 1,400 light years away is turning up the heat, and it might help experts better understand the class of exoplanets known as ultra-hot Jupiters — gas giants that are very close to their massive host stars."
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Re: Astronomers find a brown dwarf that’s hotter than the Sun
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