Kepler, NASA’s planet hunting spacecraft, used by the
astrophysicists has unearthed an “unusual duo” of extra solar
planets.The strange pair of planets have orbits near each
other’s doorstep. The bigger of the two planets emerges to be
more than two times the magnitude of the full moon found in the
second “odd” planet’s night sky. These planets discovered by the
astronomers have contrasting densities looming very near each
other and a temperature ranging from 1200- 1300 degree
Fahrenheit. The “overcrowding” planets are inhabitable because
of their close proximity to their star. Journal science reports
corroborate that they do not fall in the “habitable zone” as
liquid water may not be found on their surface even though they
have the closest orbits as reports confirm till now. Eric Agol,
a professor of astronomy at the University of Washington in
Seattle and the head researcher Josh Carter, a Hubble fellow at
the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge,
Mass mapped out results collected from T