Discover new planets outside the solar system

Yesterday (October 4), scientists announced the Hubble space telescope has discovered 16 extraterrestrial planetary orbiting candidates around various distant stars in the center of Galaxy.

NASA scientists cautiously note: these are potential planetary candidates that will be defined as galaxies in the galaxy when the results are considered.

The planet Bonanza was discovered while the Hubble Space Telescope was observing the search for extrasolar planets.

Planet Bonanza

Hubble stared at 180,000 stars at our galaxy's crowded central bulge, 26,000 light-years away, a quarter of the galaxy's spiral disk diameter.

From these 180,000 stars, the Sweeps observation team has identified 16 planet candidates.

However, there is still a lot of skepticism about science for 6 of the 16 planet candidates.

According to Dr. Alan Boss, celestial physicists join the sweeps program from the beginning, this finding demonstrates the possibility of existable planets in other parts of the solar system.