Scientists found 7 rogue planets there are no days or years here Know the reason

Scientists have discovered 7 ‘stray’ planets. The specialty of these planets, discovered with the help of Euclid space telescope, is that they do not revolve around any star. Just as our Earth revolves around the Sun, the seven ‘wandering’ planets move in their own way. There is no day or year here and only night. Despite this, scientists believe that there is a possibility of life on these planets and there may be trillions of such planets in our galaxy (Milky way).

of ndtv Report According to, last week the European Space Agency released the first scientific results of the Euclid Telescope. This telescope was launched in July last year. The seven ‘stray’ planets that have been detected are gas giant planets like our Jupiter. However, their mass is at least four times that of Jupiter. These planets were seen in the Orion Nebula, the closest star-forming region to Earth. This place is 1500 light years away from the Earth.

The Euclid telescope has also confirmed the existence of dozens of other previously discovered planets that do not orbit any star. This pre-print study has been published on arXiv.org. Spanish astronomer Eduardo who wrote this
Martin says this is probably like the tip of an iceberg.

While talking to a news agency, Martin said that such planets do not reflect the light of any star, due to which it becomes difficult to find them. It’s like ‘finding a needle in a haystack’. Some research has revealed that every star has at least 20 planets, which do not revolve around it. According to this, the number of ‘stray’ planets in our galaxy itself could be in trillions.

Detailed details about this can be found after the year 2027, when the American space agency will launch the Roman space telescope.