Sentences with phrase «huge planet»

So far we've detected only huge planets in other solar systems, most orbiting very close to their suns.
Using data from our solar system and observations of huge planets far beyond the visual range of any telescope, astrophysicists René Heller and Ralph Pudritz have shown that some moons of those planets could be habitable.
Undetected huge planets may have booted many of their smaller siblings, explaining why Kepler has seen so many wonky, single - planet systems
We've just found the first evidence of an ordinary planet circling a brown dwarf — a type of stellar object that sits between a really huge planet and a really small star.
The Very Large Telescope reveals that a huge planet formed within a star's dusty disk in a few million years.
Without that detail, astronomers can't tell whether a star's back - and - forth motions come from a huge planet moving in a nearly face - on orbit from our viewpoint, like the minute hand on a clock, or from a smaller planet in an edge - on orbit.
This huge planet has a stormy atmosphere made up of hydrogen and helium.
This huge planet has 63 moons (at last count), the most of any of the planets.
It's just you and the huge planet that you
It's just you and the huge planet that you explore, with the frequent enemies and boss fights.
Saturnalia, a simple atmospheric puzzle game that's set in a beautiful world will with a lot of what seems like electrical poles, a bunch of mirrors and a huge planet, with a rotatable ring around it, that's too close for comfort but incredibly epic.
Old school Massively readers might recall us writing about Infinity, a long - in - development space sim MMO with a truly massive procedurally generated universe and the ability to seamlessly transition from space to atmosphere to land on some frickin» huge planets.
Ascent needed the huge planet terrain because we have one artist and one developer.
We chose the name Stars, Wang Keping recalls, because at that time we were the only lights shining in an endless night and also because stars, seen from afar, seem so small, yet can prove to be huge planets
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