A world with a global ocean.
A world with a global ocean.
Souce BENOIT GOUGEON, UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL
An international team of researchers led by Charles Cadieux from the University of Montreal in Canada has discovered an exoplanet called TOI-1452 b, being a very special planet because it orbits one of the two stars of a binary system.
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The researchers compare it to the moons of Jupiter and Saturn, although in this case it would not be as cold as those moons that have an icy crust, the surface of TOI-1452 b would be a huge liquid ocean, the exoplanet orbits the largest star in the system , although this star is much smaller than our sun, the other star is also small and is at a distance of 97 astronomical units, which is approximately the distance that separates the sun from Pluto, it is a fairly large distance and the star is quite small, which means that in this world you may not have two suns in your sky, although you would see the second sun as a very bright star.
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The researchers reached this conclusion due to the density of the exoplanet, the earth is a fairly dry planet, that is, it seems that having approximately 70% of the surface covered by water it should be called ocean, but in reality the water only represents on earth less than 1 percent of the earth's mass, in other worlds such as the moons of Saturn and Jupiter, the percentage of water is much higher.
Official website Université de Montréal
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