Star TOI-5882 Shows Signs of Consuming a Planet and Preparing for Another
A star 1,300 light-years away appears to have just consumed one world and is gearing up for seconds.
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Star Just Ate a Planet, and It's Not Done Yet
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"This discovery provides a crucial insight into how planets form even around massive, eccentric objects."
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TOI-2147 b
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