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all right
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this is the novice three
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an imaginary ship that can take you
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anywhere in the Milky Way
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maiden voyage will take you on a tour of
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the wildest planets we have yet
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discovered
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worlds of burning ice
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planets hotter than Stars
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with clouds made of metal
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zombie worlds born From the Ashes of
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dead ones
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and hundreds of billions more are
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waiting for us in our galaxy alone
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these worlds will give us a glimpse into
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how deep Nature's imagination goes
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and create a map for future Pioneers who
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might one day plant their flags on
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landscapes we can hardly imagine
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as our journey to new worlds begins we
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set sail for the closest Alien Planet 40
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trillion kilometers away
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but the long road to our Cosmic neighbor
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is paved with strange sights of its own
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just an orbit of Neptune we slip into a
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No Man's Land of icy Cosmic debris that
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surrounds our solar system
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paper belt
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this massive disc of Frozen material
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contains hundreds of millions of icy
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scraps
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leftovers from the formation of our
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solar system
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out here
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among the scattered bits of rock and Ice
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live something strange
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how Maya
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a tumbling dwarf planet shaped like an
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Two Moons in an icy ring this bizarre
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pluto-sized world is the fastest
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spinning object in our solar system
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splashed across its surface is a
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mysterious red spot
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possibly a scar from a recent impact
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and how Maya is not alone
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there's a whole Eccentric Family of many
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worlds lurking out here
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dwarf planets like makeemake
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and gong gong a red tinted mini Pluto
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with a thin atmosphere of methane
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the Kuiper belt could hold as many as
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200 dwarf planets
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and thousands more could be floating in
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the space beyond
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foreign
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worlds may serve as a cosmic base camp
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for Interstellar voyagers
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a final Outpost still bound to our sun
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and when we finally outgrow our home
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system
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the one nearest to Earth will be waiting
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Alpha Centauri
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in this triple star system a tiny red
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dwarf star known as Proxima Centauri
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orbits around a pair of sun-like stars
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Alpha Centauri A and B
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as we approach Proxima the closest of
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the Stellar Trio were greeted by two
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huge dust belts that Circle the star
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but further in we come to the real Gem
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of this system
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welcome to Proxima Centauri B the
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closest exoplanet to home
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with a mass almost identical to Earth's
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and a density that suggests a rocky
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composition this distant Earth cousin
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orbits right inside its star's habitable
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giving it potential to hold liquid water
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given how near and similar it is to
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Earth perhaps this will be the first
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visitors could gaze up to see Proxima
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Centauri and its two sister Sons
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and on a clear night
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a distant glimpse of home
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but there's still a lot we don't know
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about our Cosmic neighbor
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star is so volatile that Stellar flares
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could shock the planet into a lifeless
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the only way to know for sure is to go
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there ourselves
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missions are now being proposed that
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using nanopropes powered by light sales
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ever touched down on Proxima Centauri B
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it will become the site of the most
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transformative event in human history
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foreign
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mankind became an Interstellar species
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as we push farther into space we leave
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the familiar behind and come across a
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world beyond all human comprehension
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gliesa 436b is about as different from
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Earth as you can get
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orbiting extremely close to its star its
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surface is a scorching 438 degrees
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on a planet this hot you might expect to
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find vast Seas of magma
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but this neptune-sized world is
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something else entirely
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a world of burning ice
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its massive gravity compresses water
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vapor in the atmosphere into an exotic
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form of ice called ice seven
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that the ice can withstand burning
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temperatures without evaporating
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but the atmosphere is another story
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blasted into space by the star's immense
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and as the Starlight pushes on the
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escaping gas it leaves behind a
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comet-like tail
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most planets in the universe will be
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hostile to humans
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but 39 light years away a tiny red dwarf
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star is home to a potential planetary
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trappist-1 system
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a family of seven rocky planets huddled
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closely around their Sun
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these earth-sized worlds orbit so
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closely together that the whole system
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would fit easily inside the orbit of
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the inner two are suspected to be
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searing hot and covered in dense clouds
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and the outer planet trappist-1 H is
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thought to be as cold as the South Pole
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but four of the middle worlds orbit in
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the star's habitable zone making this
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system a possible Bonanza for life
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trappist-1e is one of the single most
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promising candidates for habitability
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giving potential life forms here a three
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billion year Head Start
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but this system has a catch
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each of the planets are theorized to be
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tidally locked with one side stuck
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facing their sun and the other side
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permanently exposed to the cold void of
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temperature extremes could make it hard
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for life to find a foothold
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but in the right conditions one of these
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worlds could hold vast oceans on the
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sun-facing side where the star's heat is
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just enough for liquid water
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an eyeball Earth
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appearing like a glistening watery Iris
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staring into space
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others could have a habitable strip of
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land between dark and Light
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where the temperature is just right
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a Haven for Life between scorched Earth
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the Trappist planets are now a prime
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which will gaze into their atmospheres
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in search of Bio signatures
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if our descendants ever reach this
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they will look up to see The Sibling
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planets decorating the sky
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each clinging to the heat of their dim
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64 light years away lies a world that
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looks deceptively peaceful
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a world where pasty white clouds float
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above Lush deep shades of blue foreign
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but as we get closer
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this gas giant is anything but friendly
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the winds here are the fastest known in
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and those Cool Blues you saw from space
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they're shards of silicate particles as
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sharp as glass and they're being blown
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sideways across the world with you at
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seven times the speed of sound
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if that wasn't enough to kill you then
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the extreme heat would do the trick
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the atmosphere here is so hot that it
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can melt solid gold
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and that intense heat is causing it to
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evaporate at a rate of up to 1.3 billion
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even the sky wants to escape
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as we journey the dark Cosmic highways
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400 light years from Earth out of the
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darkness comes a truly brilliant sign
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this newborn Planet might look familiar
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but compared to Saturn this massive
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world is the true Lord of the Rings
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this ring system is 200 times larger
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nearly 120 million kilometers wide
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almost the distance from the Earth to
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if Saturn's rings were this massive they
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would be easily visible at night and
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appear far larger than the moon
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researchers suspect that within a gap in
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the Rings there lies a huge Moon bigger
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than Mars where the views would resemble
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something from an acid trip
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over time the surrounding Rings will
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condense to form a whole family of moons
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possibly hundreds of them
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but for now they offer a site unlike any
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we've ever seen
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evidence that our home solar system has
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not prepared us for how varied and
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dazzling other systems can be
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sun-like Star systems contain more than
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one Sun implying billions of Worlds that
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are home to Poetic twin sunsets
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worlds that orbit not just two or three
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but even four stars
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lands where your body casts multiple
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shadows and you can gaze up at sunsets
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and sunrises at the same time
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foreign
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this is an actual image of a three-star
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system in the Orion Nebula revealing
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massive rings of gas and dust whirling
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around a triplet of newborn Stars
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and within this Twisted swirl of debris
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there's evidence of a hidden planet
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carving out a gap in the gas and dust
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the first planet known to orbit three
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stars at once
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then there are worlds that seem more
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like stars themselves than planets
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this huge scorching gas giant is tidally
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locked to its star with the day side
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that reaches a blistering 3000 degrees
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Celsius hotter than the surface of some
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Stars
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dream heat heavy metals are lofted into
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the atmosphere from the planet's
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interior
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as violent winds blow these metals to
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the night facing side something
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incredible happens
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cooler atmosphere particles of iron
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magnesium and other heavy elements
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condense into clouds made of metal
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huge metallic dust storms could rage
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from one hemisphere to the other
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unleashing a torrential rain of liquid
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gemstones
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this isn't the only planet of riches out
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there
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21 light years from Earth this
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supermassive rocky planet could be the
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ultimate piece of cosmic bling
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high concentrations of aluminum and
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calcium pressurized under its extreme
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atmosphere possibly forming vast
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deposits of rubies and sapphires
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foreign
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and scientists believe there could even
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be planets of pure diamond out there
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with its equal ratio of carbon to oxygen
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wasp 12b could potentially hold a
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Diamond core
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but even if it does you'd never see it
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from space
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shrouded in dark clouds of methane and
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carbon monoxide that trap 94 of light
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making it darker than black coal
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and its proximity to its star is causing
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gravity to stretch the planet into the
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shape of an egg
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but this diamond space egg has a death
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sentence
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its Stars intense gravity is pulling it
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towards a fiery Extinction giving it
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only three million years to live
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but for some worlds
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death is not the end of the story
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when massive stars go supernova the
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ensuing blast wipes out any planets in
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the vicinity
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death of one world can sometimes lead to
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the birth of another
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in the wake of this explosion certain
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Stars collapse into rapidly spinning
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cores called pulsars
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sucking up huge amounts of Stellar
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debris
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on the Outer Edge can cool and condense
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until finally a new world is formed
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a zombie planet
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built From the Ashes of the Dead
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worlds like this are exceedingly rare
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but 2300 light years away this
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billion-year-old Pulsar is the keeper of
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not one but three potential zombie
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planets
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the closest Inn is drauger
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a tiny Rocky World smaller than Mercury
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likely strip bare from intense x-ray
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radiation
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then we come to the first two exoplanets
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ever discovered
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a pair of zombie super Earths known as
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Poltergeist
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fobatar
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each more than triple the mass of the
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Earth
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soaked in the strobing light of their
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dead stars the view from these planets
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would be utterly alien
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charged particles from the Pulsar would
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rain down on the surface which could
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light up the night skies with brilliant
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auroras
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drenched in deadly x-rays with no living
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star for warmth
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it may seem impossible for worlds like
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this to sustain life
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but on planets with extremely thick
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atmospheres those x-rays could convert
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into heat supporting liquid water on the
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surface
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and maybe even life
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know
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thriving on a zombie planet
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exploded star
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as we reach the farthest point in our
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journey over 2 000 light years from
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Earth
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we have still only scratched the surface
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of what's out there
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700 quadrillion other worlds are still
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waiting
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planets that are drenched in light from
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the Blazing center of the Galaxy
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World circling the rims of super massive
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black holes
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giant water planets with oceans that
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reach thousands of kilometers deep
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to visit these far-off lands is a dream
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only our descendants can realize
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if they ever set foot on alien soil and
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feel the heat of new Suns they will
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remember us as the first generation to
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know these worlds
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to study their formation and their
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nature
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and to dream of one day
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calling some of them
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home
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