Scientists discovered a baby exoplanet as old as a 14 day old baby

Scientists have detected a ‘baby’ examplanet very close to Earth. It is a gaseous examplanet, whose diameter is slightly lower than the planet. The exoplanet named Tidye-1B, circulates a protosyer and is still growing up. It is in the Taurus owner cloud, about 520 light years away from the earth and puts its star in just 8.8 days. It is worth noting that the ec mission is called those planets who revolve around our Sun, not our Sun. Scientists from all over the world are searching for ex -lanets, so that life prospects can be detected in them.

The interesting thing is that the more new examplanet is, the new star. That is why it has been called a protosyer. According to the report of Live Science, based on the age of this protostar, scientists have estimated the age of Tidye-1B at 30 million years. Researchers have said that if the age of this execution is done with the lifetime of a human, then the account is as much as a 2 -week ‘baby’, hence it is also called Baby Exoplanet.

Researchers at Public Studies in Nature Journal have told about Baby Ecsoplanet. It was discovered from data from NASA’s transiting exoplanet survey satellite (TESS). Researchers say that this discovery tells us about the creation of planets. We can also find our place in the universe how old the earth is. Where will be made from and where it is going.

The special thing is that exoplanets do not look very quickly. They cannot be seen in early years, because they are covered with dust, gas and other things. Gradually, when dust and gas are sorted, they start appearing.