@liamomaraiv.bsky.socialThe first #ExtrasolarPlanet was discovered on #ThisDayInHistory in 1995. It is a "#HotJupiter", i.e., a #GasGiant with an orbit close to its main-sequence star, #51PegasiB. The planet has officially been named #Dimidium and was later found in 2017 to have water in its atmosphere.
@omni-letters.bsky.socialO exoplaneta TOI-1355 b, classificado como 'hot Jupiter', deve se tornar invisível em 2033 devido à sua órbita excêntrica, segundo pesquisa publicada na Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan.
#exoplanetas #astronomia #hotjupiter #pesquisa #ciencia
@cosmicoptics.zovintus.comMeet WASP-79b: an extreme 810 light-years away! This bloated "Hot Jupiter" defies planetary models with its scorching orbit and bizarre yellow skies.
#WASP79b #HotJupiter #CosmicOptics
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@cosmicoptics.zovintus.comMeet CoRoT-2b: an inflated hot Jupiter 930 light-years away! This massive gas giant orbits its star in just 1.7 days, defying theoretical models with a mysteriously bloated radius and extreme atmospheric heat.
#HotJupiter #Exoplanets #CosmicOptics
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@cosmicoptics.zovintus.comWASP-181b is an extreme hot Jupiter in Capricornus, where intense radiation drives a complex atmosphere of metallic haze and thermal inversions.
#HotJupiter #Exoplanets #CosmicOptics
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@cosmicoptics.zovintus.comBlistering hot Jupiter WASP-161b orbits just 1,000 light-years away! This inflated gas giant balloons in size from absorbing extreme stellar radiation in its tight, scorched orbit.
#WASP161b #HotJupiter #CosmicOptics
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@cosmicoptics.zovintus.comMeet WASP-77 A b! This extreme hot Jupiter orbits its star in just 3 days, offering astronomers a front-row seat to the wild thermodynamics of distant gas giant atmospheres 340 light-years away.
#HotJupiter #Exoplanet #CosmicOptics
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@cosmicoptics.zovintus.comMeet WASP-19b: an ultra-hot Jupiter 815 light-years away with skies of scorched titanium oxide! Orbiting its star in just 18.9 hours, this hellish world is one of the most violent extremes in our galaxy.
#WASP19b #HotJupiter #CosmicOptics
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@cosmicoptics.zovintus.comWitness the dramatic demise of WASP-69b! Scorched by its nearby star, this extreme Hot Jupiter is bleeding its atmosphere into space, leaving a glowing comet-tail in its wake.
#WASP69b #HotJupiter #CosmicOptics
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