Nader of external planets is two stars with a wild angle of 90 degrees

In 2018, astronomers discovered a pair of Brown dwarf Stars revolve around each other in a rare system known as a dual eclipse. Additional notes show that the duo, named 2M1510, is more unique than previously thought.

The researchers reported the discovery of an external planet, called 2M1510 (AB) B, revolving around its host star at an angle of 90 degrees – called a polar orbit – related to the brown tropical plane. This discovery, which was conducted with the very large telescope (ESO) at the Southern European Observatory (VLT), is the first time that scientists document strong evidence of a “polar planet” that revolves around a stars, as detailed in a Ticket It was published on Wednesday in the magazine of Science Advances.

“The planet is around it is not just a duo, but a bilateral brown dwarf, as well as being in an incredible and exciting poorest.” statement.

As of now, astronomers have discovered 16 planets, according to the study: the external planets revolve around two stars. However, the orbits of these planets are almost at the same level as the orbit of the bilateral stars around each other. Before the last discovery, scientists only viewed the presence of such a system with a mild planet over the vertical course-also called a polar orbit-at a lower orbit like the discovery of the vertical planet formation tablets around husbands of stars.

“I am especially excited to participate in discovering reliable evidence of the existence of this configuration,” he said, he said, he said, ” Thomas BaycruitA PhD student in astronomy and astronomical physics at the University of Birmingham and the author of the study.

In addition to the polar orbit in Exoplanet, the brown dwarf pair itself is very rare. They form a duo, which means that their tropical paths make them outperform each other as we see them from the ground. 2M1510 consists of only the second pair of brown dwarves known as science.

While studying these two brown dwarves, TIUD, Baycroft, and their colleagues indicated that their tropical paths were “paid and withdrawn” strangely. This indicates the presence of an external planet on an unusual tropical plane, which researchers are supposed to believe that it is tampering with the bilateral husband, according to the statement.

“We have reviewed all the possible and only scenarios that are compatible with the data are if the planet is on a polar course around this duo.”

Trioid concluded that “the discovery … was a coincidence, meaning that our note was not collected to search for such a planet, or tropical composition. In this way, it is a big surprise.” “In general, I think this shows us astronomers, but also for the public in general, what is possible in the wonderful universe that we live.”