At 50 light-years from Earth, a rocky planet slightly larger than ours revolves around its star in just 11 hours, with one face perpetually burned at 1,000 degrees and the other plunged into eternal darkness. The James Webb telescope just read the light-print — and what is [...]
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At 50 light-years from Earth, a rocky planet slightly larger than ours revolves around its star in just 11 hours, with one face perpetually burned at 1,000 degrees and the other plunged into eternal darkness. The James Webb telescope just read the light-print — and what is [...]