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Spazio: telescopio Nasa trova segni di un nuovo pianeta

Il rilevatore a raggi X scopre corpo celeste oltre la nostra galassia

Gli astronomi statunitensi hanno trovato segni di un nuovo pianeta al di fuori della nostra galassia grazie alle continue osservazioni con un telescopio spaziale ai raggi X. Il potenziale pianeta si troverebbe nella galassia "Whirlpool", a circa 28 milioni di anni luce di distanza dalla Terra. Si tratterebbe del primo corpo celeste individuato al di fuori della Via Lattea, ha sottolineato la National...

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Washington, Stati Uniti, 11/03/2021 17:01
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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