Astronomers discover rare 10 billion-year-old ‘Super-Earth’ outside our solar system

Astronomers have discovered a rare “Super-Earth,” a hot, rocky exoplanet orbiting one of the Milky Way’s oldest stars.

It is called an exoplanet because it is located outside of our solar system.

The new discovery is about 50% larger than Earth and three times its mass, which is why astronomers call it a “Super-Earth.”

It only takes less than half a day on Earth to walk around your own sun.

And it’s very hot, with an average temperature of 3,140 degrees Fahrenheit.

This super-earth is around 10 billion years old, making it one of the oldest rocky planets ever discovered.