Hot Jupiters, gas giants with masses greater than 0.1 times that of Jupiter and orbits shorter than 10 days, challenge conventional ideas of planetary formation. Traditional theories suggest ...

The hot Jupiter WASP-132, with a mass just under half that of Jupiter, orbits its star in just over seven Earth days. The ...

51 Pegasi B is what is considered to be a “Hot Jupiter” planet, meaning that it’s a massive body that orbits much closer to its star than our own Jupiter, leading to extremely hot surface ...

"There really is something very different about how these giant planets form versus how small planets like Earth form." ...

And we see those dips every single time a planet orbits." Dr. Montet describes the ... away in the constellation Puppis. TOI-2818b, a hot Jupiter, was discovered via its transits.

A new study has revealed the structure of extreme winds on WASP-121b, a gas giant located 1,300 light-years away. This ...

And we see those dips every single time a planet orbits." Dr Montet describes the occurrence as ... just over 1000 light-years away in the constellation Puppis. TOI-2818b, a hot Jupiter, was ...

WASP-121b is an "ultra-hot Jupiter," a class of large gas planets that orbit close ... 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit (1,250 degrees Celsius/1,500 degrees Kelvin). The planet orbits its star at about 2.5% ...

WASP-121b is an "ultra-hot Jupiter," a class of large gas planets ... (1,250 degrees Celsius/1,500 degrees Kelvin). The planet orbits its star at about 2.5 per cent of the distance of Earth ...