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Planets may form differently around tiny Milky Way stars
New Webb data on a protoplanetary disk around ISO-Cha I 147, a very low mass star about 625 light years away, show a carbon-rich gas mix with little water vapor, unlike disks around sunlike stars. Researchers note potential impacts on rocky planet habitability and emphasize VLMS disks favor rocky planets over gas giants.
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Washington
James Webb Space Telescope
Earth
Webb
Aditya Arabhavi
University of Groningen
Netherlands
Science
Arabhavi
Jupiter
Milky Way
Thomas Henning
Max Planck Institute For Astronomy
Germany
Henning