It has been named NGTS-10b and is a so-called 'hot Jupiter' type of exoplanet. The planet, 1,000 light years away, swings around its host stat alarmingly close. Astronomers estimate that in 38million years it will be ripped apart by gravity.
How can it go 24 miles a second?
The years go by like hours?
But if it’s rotation were right it could just have an 18 hour day-night cycle, right?
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