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Planets Thousands of Times Bigger than Earth Could Form Around Black Holes – Dual Dove
Black holes may harbor planets in their orbits, some of them even similar to Earth, which astronomers decided to name ‘blanets.’ As per new simulations carried out by a team of Japanes…
Black holes may harbor planets in their orbits, some of them even similar to Earth, which astronomers decided to name ‘blanets.’
As per new simulations carried out by a team of Japanese scientists, thousands of blanets could be hosted in the ‘safe zone’ that surrounds a black hole. Researchers already know that there are stars that rotate around black holes, and even exoplanets, which have been evicted from their solar systems and ended up orbiting a black hole.
However, now, the new study, le…
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