ScienceSingle-source
2.0
Exoplanet GJ 3090 b Found Orbiting Star in Retrograde Motion
Sveriges RadioLO·GB·1 day ago
ScienceSingle-sourceLow
2.0
Rebel Exoplanet Found Orbiting Star in Opposite Direction
Astronomers using the NIRPS spectrograph at La Silla Observatory measured the mass and confirmed the retrograde orbit of an exoplanet. The finding challenges current models of planetary formation and migration, though details on the specific system remain sparse.
Score Breakdown
Mosaic Score2.0
Confidence0.5
Significance0.1
Source credibility0.3
Intelligence Tags
Locations
La Silla Observatory
Related signals
8 foundScienceSingle-source
2.0
Rebel Exoplanet GJ 3090 b Orbits Opposite to Star's Rotation
Proceso DigitalLO·CH·3 days ago
ScienceSingle-source
2.0
Rebel Exoplanet GJ 3090 b Orbits at 136° Tilt, Defying Formation Models
El Nacional·2 days ago
ScienceNotableEmerging
5.4
First Direct Detection of Extrasolar Magnetic Field via Radio Signal
Al Jazeera AR·1 day ago
ScienceNotableSingle-source
5.1
First Radio Emissions Detected from Exoplanet Beta Pictoris b
La Nación (Argentina)LO·34 minutes ago
ScienceNotableEmergingDeveloping
4.7
First Radio Signal Detected from Distant Exoplanet
La República (Peru)LO·2 days ago
ScienceNotableEmerging
4.7
Astronomers Detect First Direct Radio Signals from Exoplanet
N1 SerbiaLO·1 day ago
ScienceSingle-source
2.1
Youngest Exoplanet Elias 2-24 b Confirmed, Challenges Planet Formation Models
PerfilLO·CL·about 12 hours ago