SPL RF Apr 2018

EN_01314036_0176

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Illustration of a free-floating planet. These planets are odd in that, unlike most extrasolar objects, they do not seem to be in orbit around a star - they are free-floating planets drifting between the stars and galaxies. Free floating planets such as these may result from being ejected from a protoplanetary disc due to gravitational perturbations from other massive objects. This planet has cloud bands like those of the gas giant Jupiter.

headline SPL RF Apr 2018

created date 2018-04-07

credit East News

source Science Photo Library RF

byline MARK GARLICK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

original transmission reference f0212138

weight 1,71MB

size 32cm x 41cm by 300dpi

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ART, ARTWORK, ASTRONOMICAL, ASTRONOMY, CLOUDS, EXOPLANET, EXTRASOLAR, FREE-FLOATING, GARLICK, GAS, GIANT, ILLUSTRATION, LIBRARY, MARK, NEBULA, PLANET, SCIENCE, SPACE, STAR,