Astronomers discover four planets outside the solar system as a buyer

Window on the World – Astronomers have discovered four planets outside the solar system similar to the buyer, as part of the WASP-South investigation. Scientists have launched these newly discovered planets, WASP-178b, WASP -184b, WASP-185b and WASP-192b.

According to the American Phys website, these planets were detected by a team of researchers led by Cole Hiller of Kelly University in the United Kingdom, using the South African Astronomical Observatory (SAAO) WASP-South Telescope.

The four newly identified planets are clbadified as Jupiter-like, with orbital periods of less than 10 days and high temperatures.

WASP-178b is about 1 360 light-years away from Earth, until it is categorized as "Jupiter is very hot" because its daily temperature is greater than 1926.85 degrees .

The observations indicate that the radius of the WASP-178b is about 81% larger than that of Jupiter, that its mbad is about 1.66 compared to that of Jupiter and that the planet takes around 3.34 days to revolve around its star .

WASP-184b is the least dense mbad of the group and its temperature is estimated at about 1480 kV.