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    Latest ScienceCast Video Explores the Strange Attraction of Hot Jupiters

    By NASA ScienceAugust 13, 2013No Comments1 Min Read
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    The latest ScienceCast video explores the attraction astronomers have to class of exoplanets called “hot Jupiters.”


    ScienceCasts: The Strange Attraction of Hot Jupiters

    An exotic class of exoplanets called “hot Jupiters” are even weirder than astronomers imagined. While these worlds may have Earth-like blue skies, new data show that they are anything but Earth-like.

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