Astronomers uncover a rare solar system with six perfectly synchronized planets in the Milky Way.
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The discovery, 100 light-years away in Coma Berenices, provides insights into the formation of solar systems.
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NASA's Tess and ESA's Cheops collaborated for observations, revealing the unique celestial arrangement.
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Despite being outside the habitable zone, the synchronized planets offer valuable comparative data for studying other systems.
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The star, HD 110067, housing the planets may have more, with the discovered ones resembling gas giants in size and density.
The planetary orbits exhibit precise resonance, showcasing an orderly celestial ballet.
Inner planets complete orbits in specific ratios with their closest neighbors, adding to the system's uniqueness.
While most solar systems start in sync, this discovery's perfect synchrony sets it apart, offering a glimpse into cosmic harmony.
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