Every planet must orbit around a star

In recent times the wandering planets, which is the name often these unique worlds without star have gone from a rarity bordering on the impossible to be an unexpectedly abundant class of planets.

 Fresh investigate now provide an new revelation: Not only are there no star planets, bound only to its galaxy, but even without galaxy may have planets. These amazing worlds, formed within a galaxy may leave due to move at a colossal speed, and could make the trip alone or with their star.

AROUND TWO SUNS THRIVE NASA TELESCOPE TO FIND PLANETS

Using the Spitzer Space Telescope NASA astronomers have observed that planetary systems - dusty disks of asteroids, comets and possibly planets - are so abundant in double star systems as single stars in systems such as ours. Since more than half of all stars are twins, or binaries, the finding suggests that the universe is full of planets with two suns. Sunsets on some of those worlds would resemble that of Luke Skywalker's planet, Tatooine, where two fiery balls dip below the horizon one by one.