Scientists discover new Saturn like planet 60 times bigger than Earth
Astronomers have discovered a new exoplanet using NASA’s exoplanet-hunting space telescope, TESS. The exoplanet is said to be 60 times bigger than our planet and is five-billion-year-old planet. The exoplanet is dubbed TOI-197.0 or “hot Saturn” because of its size and hot temperature. The researchers at Aarhus University, say that this is “one of the best-described exoplanets of this type to date.” Scientists are gaining valuable insights into other solar systems by studying the data sent by TESS.
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Topics: Astronomy • Discoveries of exoplanets • Exoplanet • Exoplanetology • Kepler space telescope • Kepler-62 • Lyra • Physical sciences • Planetary science • Search for extraterrestrial intelligence • Space observatories • Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
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