Call us skeptical but we have a hard time believing any scientist now, even astronomers. Are they really rogue planets or just a group of planets they know nothing about? That is the real question.
God made the universe as diverse as he did the components found on this planet. These astronomers should be praising God for what they see instead of giving credit to lies and evil. The title of this article is- Astronomers discover record-breaking group of “rogue planets”
It’s not the first time astronomers have discovered so-called “rogue planets” — free-floating planets that wander aimlessly through space without a host star to orbit. But they thought it was a somewhat rare phenomenon, until now.
According to new research published in the journal Nature Astronomy, scientists have recently discovered an impressive number of these elusive exoplanets: 70 or more. It marks the largest such group ever spotted roaming the Milky Way — and it may be a crucial step in understanding the origins of the “mysterious galactic nomads,” scientists say.
“We did not know how many to expect and are excited to have found so many,” Núria Miret-Roig, the first author of the study, said in a press release.
One of the things that bother us about scientists, any scientist, is that they are constantly surprised, astounded, amazed, and do not know much about what they study.
They are scientists, they should be the last people to be surprised, astounded, and amazed but yet they act like they have never studied the stars before. This may sound a little harsh but they have been working in these fields for decades, nothing should surprise them.
This discovery does not surprise us and we are in this line of study for only 20 to 25 years.
“We measured the tiny motions, the colors and luminosities of tens of millions of sources in a large area of the sky,” explains Miret-Roig. “These measurements allowed us to securely identify the faintest objects in this region, the rogue planets.”
The planets were discovered using a series of telescopes, located both on Earth and in space, including the European Space Agency’s Very Large Telescope and Gaia satellite. The planets, with masses comparable to that of Jupiter, are located within the Scorpius and Ophiuchus constellations.
This is one reason why we do not trust what astronomers or other scientists claim. Their research work is suspect and cannot be verified.
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