Astronomen entdecken den ersten bekannten Mond außerhalb unseres Sonnensystems
https://time.com/article/2026/07/22/astronomers-discover-exomoon/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial
Astronomen entdecken den ersten bekannten Mond außerhalb unseres Sonnensystems
https://time.com/article/2026/07/22/astronomers-discover-exomoon/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial
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Wait, Again? Wasn’t this already discovered?
A jupiter-mass moon orbiting a 30-times-jupiter-mass brown dwarf planet orbiting a red star smaller than the sun
Are we sure that it’s a moon and not a space station?
Isn’t this just a a Red Dwarf + Brown Dwarf binary system with a 2x Jupiter mass planet in orbit around the brown dwarf?
Our entire astronomical vocabulary was built using a sample size of one. The moment we look deeper into the galaxy, nature keeps proving how arbitrary our neat little definitions actually are
That’s no moon….
Sigh, that’s a planet, orbiting a brown dwarf star, not a moon. I know that definitions of what’s a planet, a sub-stellar object, or a star can get fuzzy, but yeah, that’s a planet.
I named it Ted. Claimed it. That’s what it’s called now.
We’ve discovered how many exo-planets but never a moon?