INSIDEN24.COM – Astronomers identify a type planet similar Land which is in space and is confirmed to be an aquatic world, this is theorized by par astronomer long since.
Previously planet the so-called light version is similar Land however larger in size are said to be metal balls and large stones.
Meanwhile the two worlds are similar Land it orbits a small 218 light-year distant star or exoplanet called Kepler-138c and Kepler-138d.
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Both are about 1.5 times the radius Land and it looks like a moist world consisting of a thick, steamy atmosphere and an immensely deep ocean, all enclosed in a rocky, metallic interior.
Quoted by the University of Montreal’s searing astronomer, Bjorn Benneke said planet the metal balls and boulders were previously thought to be like versions Land magnified.
“That’s why we said earlier that it was Land Fantastic,” he said astronomer Bjorn.
From the results of his research, par astronomer second discovery planet these have different properties, as much of their entire volume is likely to consist of water.
This was their first time observing planet which can be identified with certainty as the world of water, but further observations are needed to confirm this.
But instead there is still the opinion of researchers who say that their work is in two planet Kepler-138’s oceans are even less certain.
In addition, you also need to find out what it is made of planet outside our Solar System (planet extrasolar) usually requires a lot of detective work.
After performing the calculation process, the experts will get the results of these calculations and know the size and mass of the object.
Because just as a gaseous world Jupiter or even Neptune would have a relatively low density, a rocky world rich in metals would have a higher density.
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Weighing 5.5 grams per cubic centimetre, Land and planet the densest in our Solar System and Saturn is the densest at 0.69 grams per cubic centimeter.***
