New calculations show
that a sufficient concentration of gas in the disk around a young star can lead
to the process of coalescence of space dust, forming a ring, and creating ways
that resemble those formed in the process of neoplasm’s.
Gravity pulls the
cosmic dust and debris of stones. After they were together in small groups
gather even more space stuff and so they travel,
eventually creating a ring in their systems, what the scientists say that in such rings could be new planets. These systems serve a good purpose and motivate - the constant search for new worlds. But the rendering of such planets is a problem; because the light is reflected from them may be several billion times fainter than the light from their parent star.
eventually creating a ring in their systems, what the scientists say that in such rings could be new planets. These systems serve a good purpose and motivate - the constant search for new worlds. But the rendering of such planets is a problem; because the light is reflected from them may be several billion times fainter than the light from their parent star.
According to Lyra
Research, Vladimir says, "From a distance, many of these rings can come
together and create the impression of a continuous ring. He compared them with
the rings of Saturn, which consist of a group of thousands of ringlets space
material that seem to only a few large rings.
Such education can only
take place in a thin disk of dust and gas where the star light can directly get
into the dust and enrich their photons. Thicker disks will block light and make
such processes impossible.
Fomalhaut system -
contains one of the confirmed, newly formed stars, but the gaps in the clouds
of dust around the star astronomers led to suspicions about the existence of a
pair of planets formed there, but they are too small to be seen with modern
space telescopes.
According to research
by Vladimir Lira and Kushner, determine the amount of gas within the systems,
such as Fomalhaut may help astronomers determine the probability of the
existence of these new planets.
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