Discover the planet 'hell' in Neptune desert
A planet 23 times the mass of the earth and a terrible temperature - 1,111 degrees Celsius - has been found on the edge of the Neptune desert of a star like the Sun.
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A planet 23 times the mass of the earth and a terrible temperature - 1,111 degrees Celsius - has been found on the edge of the Neptune desert of a star like the Sun.
The Heritage algorithm of two French scientists will give us the answer.
A team of astronomers at Ohio University found that the object is most likely a black hole about 3.3 times the mass of the Sun.
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