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Scientists discover 27 potential new planets that orbit two stars in solar systems far, far away

On ‘Star Wars day’, researchers more than double the number of potential known ‘circumbinary’ planets like the fictional Tatooine, home to Luke Skywalker

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theguardian.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Scientists discover 27 potential new planets that orbit two stars in solar systems far, far away

On ‘Star Wars day’, researchers more than double the number of potential known ‘circumbinary’ planets like the fictional Tatooine, home to Luke Skywalker

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euronews.com1 mesi fa

Star Wars in real life? Astronomers find 27 possible twin-sun worlds

These shifts, imperceptible to the naked eye, can be the gravitational fingerprint of a planet no one has ever seen.

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  1. lunedì 4 maggio 2026·theguardian.com

    Scientists discover 27 potential new planets that orbit two stars in solar systems far, far away

    On ‘Star Wars day’, researchers more than double the number of potential known ‘circumbinary’ planets like the fictional Tatooine, home to Luke Skywalker

  2. martedì 5 maggio 2026·euronews.com

    Star Wars in real life? Astronomers find 27 possible twin-sun worlds

    These shifts, imperceptible to the naked eye, can be the gravitational fingerprint of a planet no one has ever seen.