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WASP-76b is a strange world. Located several hundred light-years away, the Jupiter-like planet is tidally locked to its star, has scorching temperatures, and rains molten iron. Recent observations of the hot gas giant reveal it may even have a rainbow-like optical phenomenon thats only been observed on Earth and Venus. The European Space Agencys Cheops satellite picked up signs of the glory effect on a planet outside the
stanley termoska solar system for the first time, spotting colorful rings of light on WASP-76b. A glory takes place when light passes between water droplets in clouds or fog, creating an optical effect that looks like a rainbow halo. Theres a reason no glory has been seen before outside our Solar System 鈥?it requires very peculiar conditions, Olivier Demangeon, astronomer at the Institute of Astrophysics and Space Sciences in Portugal and lead author of a聽study published in聽Astronomy 038; Astrophysics said in a statement. First, you need atmospheric particles that are close-to-perfectly spherical, completely uniform and stable enough to be observed over a long time. The planets nearby star needs to shine directly at it, with the observer 鈥?here Cheops 鈥?at just the right orientation, he added. As if WASP-76b werent weird enoug
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By Alice ParkOctober 1, 2018 4:22 PM EDTIt wasnrsquo;t the Nobel Committee that reached James Allison first on Monday to inform him that he had won the coveted annual prize in Physiology or Medicine. It was his son who broke the news with a 5:30 am phone call. Minutes later, a Swedish reporter reached him before the committee could.I was like, Oh my God, it happened, ; Allison says to TIME. Irsquo;m just in shock, I guess.Allison, chair of immunology
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