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New data from JSWT hint hot Jupiter WASP 94 Ab formed far out from the star and then migrated inward

publication date19. 5. 2025

      
New data from JSWT hint hot Jupiter WASP 94 Ab formed far out from the star and then migrated inward
Star system: WASP 94 A | Distance from the Sun: 687 light years
WASP-94Abs misaligned orbit and JWST spectrum reveal a low C/O ratio and near-stellar metallicity. These traits hint it formed far out, accreted solids, then migrated inward. A clear step toward decoding hot Jupiter origins. WASP 94 is a binary star with exoplanets known to be orbiting both A and B components. The system is 687 light years away. 
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F8, Yellow-White star
mass: 1.45 M☉
radius: 1.5 R☉
distance: 687 ly
stars in the system: 2
exoplanets: 1
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