7 CRAZY Planets Beyond Our Solar System

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[davidpescod]

Chris, you have produced another very interesting and thought provoking video. A number of physicists, astronomers and others, during the last hundred years or so, made reference to the universe being stranger than we can imagine. Strangeness seems to be a fundamental property, metaphorically speaking, of the universe, constantly revealing itself no matter where we look. Once the JWST is fully operational we will experience some truly mind blowing events and objects and who knows what else? Many thanks, again, for the time and effort you put into your videos.

[JohnVKaravitis]

I gave a presentation on "Stellar Metallicity Dynamics" to my Astronomical Data Analysis class last week. I ROCK! 5, 030 exoplanets in the NASA Exoplanet Archive as of May 9, 2022.

[raffaellouis]

I thought CoRoT-7b and K2-141b is the only planet that has rock rain

[HanshaniLavanya]

So, how astronomers observe things like planets with a ring around, find their shape and materials in them without direct photos?
Anyway, the coolest one is the one with rings around it
(Exploring new)