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Bisexual flag colorpicked from artist’s impression of hot Jupiter PSR J2322-2650b and the pulsar it is orbiting
Beyond the Sphere: NASA’s James Webb Telescope Discovers a Bizarre ‘Lemon-Shaped’ Planet
The universe has a way of defying our expectations. While we are used to thinking of planets as near-perfect spheres—much like our own Earth or the marbles we played with as children—space continues to reveal objects that challenge the very laws of celestial geometry.
In a groundbreaking discovery that has sent ripples through the astronomical community, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has identified an exoplanet so physically distorted that it resembles a lemon more than a ball. Located over 2,000 light-years away, the planet, officially designated as PSR J2322-2650b, is being hailed as the "most stretched" planet ever observed.
Oddball Pulsars: First They Appear And Then They're Gone
Oddball Pulsars: First They Appear And Then They’re Gone
Oddball Pulsars: First They Appear And Then They’re Gone By Judith E Braffman-Miller Pulsars are rapidly rotating baby neutron stars that are born from the funeral pyre of a massive progenitor star that has ended its stellar “life” in the violent, tragic tantrum of a supernova explosion. This final blaze of glory blasted the glowing, shimmering, varicolored outer gaseous layers of the doomed…
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