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Wandering planets could outnumber the stars in our galaxy – Digital Trends
NASA’s upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope could be able to identify hundreds of rogue planets, which could even outnumber the stars in our galaxy.
In the depths of space, in the vast expanses between stellar systems, there float lonely planets which have no star to orbit around. These isolated travelers are called rogue planets, but we really don’t know how many of them are out there. Now, a new study suggests that NASA’s upcoming Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope could be able to identify hundreds of these rogue planets, which could even outnumber the stars in our galaxy.
The universe could be teeming with rogue planets and we wouldnt ev…
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