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Astrolábos is tidally locked with its host star WASP-43b, meaning it’s just like our Moon and one side is permanently facing away from the light. It’s a hot, fast, wild world and new observations have discovered some even weirder things about this hot Jupiter.
Astrolábos is tidally locked with its host star WASP-43b, meaning it’s just like our Moon and one side is permanently facing away from the light. It’s a hot, fast, wild world and new observations have discovered some even weirder things about this hot Jupiter.
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