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Monday, October 31, 2011

Found A Cold Planet Earth

LONDON - Spitzer Space Telescope image contains objects successfully observed in the cold outer solar system. Interestingly, this planet likes the Earth, although the condition is much cooler.

"Findings such as this planet are the coldest object ever photographed directly from the outer solar system. Usually, we only found a very small star that has a temperature similar to Earth's atmosphere, "said Professor Astronomer Kevin Luhman as reported by UPI on Monday (31/10/2011).

He also added that the planet is like brown dwarf-sized planets moving through space, the star together with white dwarf stars who have Earth-cold temperatures.


"Basically, what we have found is a very small star with a cool temperature of the atmosphere such as Earth," he said.

Luhman said the formation of brown dwarf stars, like a giant cloud of dust and gas. However, because not enough mass to ignite thermonuclear reactions in its core, then there was a failed star who is very cool.

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