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Exoplanets are planets located outside our solar system and orbiting other stars. Scientists only began actively discovering them in the late 20th century, and since then it has become clear that the universe is incredibly dense — practically infinite in number by human standards. Hundreds of billions of exoplanets may exist in our Milky Way Galaxy alone, and hundreds of billions of galaxies in the universe as well. These worlds include giant gas planets, molten lava worlds, icy deserts, ocean planets, and even Earth-like planets. Some orbit two stars simultaneously, while on others, a year lasts only a few hours. Scientists find exoplanets using telescopes, observing how a planet passes in front of its star or how its gravity affects the star's motion. The search for planets that could harbor water and conditions for life is especially important. The James Webb Space Telescope is already studying the atmospheres of distant worlds and helping us understand the diversity of the universe. Exoplanets show that our solar system is only a small part of a vast cosmos full of countless unknown worlds. #physics #astrophysics #facts #planet

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