Astronomers left puzzled by high-altitude clouds forming on young planet
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Astronomers using the James Webb space telescope observed two gas giants orbiting a young star 307 light years away. The outer planet, YSES-1c, has high-altitude clouds of mineral dust and possibly iron, while the inner planet, YSES-1b, is surrounded by a mysterious disc of material. These findings challenge current theories of planet formation and provide valuable data for refining models of early planetary evolution.
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